UK agrees post-Brexit deal over Gibraltar
Talks on rules governing the border of Spain and Gibraltar have been ongoing since Britain left the EU.
Up to 400 jobs at risk at Scottish bus maker Alexander Dennis
Factories at Falkirk and Larbert are under threat under relocation plans announced by Alexander Dennis
Up to 400 jobs at risk at Scottish bus maker Alexander Dennis
Factories at Falkirk and Larbert are under threat under relocation plans announced by Alexander Dennis
Race Across The World winners crowned
The duo will share a cash prize of £20,000 after racing through China, Nepal and India.
Welcome for housing pledge - but is it too late for some?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves pledges £39bn across 10 years for social and affordable housing in England.
Winners and losers: Who got what in the spending review?
BBC correspondents analyse how departments have fared and the impact decisions could have on you.
Reeves boosts NHS and housing as some budgets squeezed
Some departments, including the Home Office and Foreign Office, have lost out in the government's Spending Review.
Faisal Islam: This is not a quick fix, but that's the point
The measures announced in the Spending Review will not instantly transform the economy.
Key points at a glance from the Spending Review
Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveils how the government plans to spend money in the coming years.
UK will end use of asylum hotels by 2029, Reeves says
The Chancellor pledged £200m to "cut the asylum backlog" and speed up deportations.
Tories accuse PM of funding tax cuts for Mauritians
Sir Keir Starmer defends the UK's £3.4bn Chagos islands deal after Kemi Badenoch says it is bad value for money.
How a peaceful protest descended into hate-filled violence
Why did a peaceful protest in a County Antrim town end up in two nights of attacks on police?
WhatsApp tells BBC it backs Apple in legal row with UK over user data
The messaging app says the UK government's demands over data access could set a "dangerous precedent."
Seven ways the Spending Review will affect you
Spending limits for government departments are being outlined by the chancellor. This is how it affects you.
Belfast Zoo closed for a second day after E. coli outbreak
The zoo closed on Tuesday as a "precautionary measure" and authorities hope to reopen "as soon as possible".
Teenagers in court accused of murdering boy, 14
Ibrahima Seck had been on his way to play football with his friends and brothers, a court hears.
Public meeting calls for end to Birmingham bin strike
About 150 people attend a gathering in Bordesley, with more to be held across Birmingham.
First heat-health alerts issued for 2025 while storms bring flood risk
Temperatures of up to 30C expected over the next few days with additional warnings over lightning, hail, gusty winds and flash flooding.
First heat-health alerts issued for 2025 while storms bring flood risk
Lightning, hail, gusty winds and flash flooding are likely to affect parts of the UK over the next few days.
Coldstream Guards mark 375th anniversary
The regiment travels to its birthplace of Berwick to mark the anniversary.
