Vinyl boom is 'lifeline' says music shop owner
Northern Ireland is enjoying a UK-wide renaissance of independent record shops.
Uni defends new Kazakhstan campus amid human rights concerns
Hundreds of students have started lectures at the new campus, which is 3,712 miles from Cardiff.
Car meets: The hobby that petrolheads love but locals loathe
A London suburb hopes to stop illegal car racing, but opinion is split on whether it is possible.
'We bought the barn we got married in to save it'
Tom and Becky Pook tied the knot at Pimhill Barn and want to make sure other couples enjoy it too.
Asylum hotel provider makes £180m profit despite claims of inedible food and rationed loo paper
Asylum seekers and charities tell BBC of "terrible" conditions as accommodation provider makes millions.
The Papers: 'UK Gaza protests going ahead' and 'Romp in Peace, Jilly'
Protests on the two year anniversary of the Israel-Gaza war and Jilly Cooper's death make the papers.
Starmer urges students not to protest on 7 October
The prime minister says it is "un-British" to hold pro-Palestinian protests on the second anniversary of Hamas's attacks on Israel.
Jenrick defends calling Handsworth 'worst-integrated'
The shadow justice secretary stands by his comments about the Birmingham area amid sharp criticism.
Jenrick defends calling Handsworth 'worst-integrated'
The shadow justice secretary stands by his comments about the Birmingham area amid sharp criticism.
Stretched job centre staff struggling to get disabled people into work
The government wants work coaches to provide personalised support, but some have caseloads of up to 200 people.
Stretched job centre staff struggling to get disabled people into work
The government wants work coaches to provide personalised support, but some have caseloads of up to 200 people.
Snapchat users share fury at upcoming fees for storing old photos and videos
Snap said only a small number of users would be affected by the changes, but many online disagree.
Pharmacies facing angry patients over Covid jab confusion
Up to half of patients coming to some pharmacies are being turned away because they are not eligible.
Pharmacies facing angry patients over Covid jab confusion
Up to half of patients coming to some pharmacies are being turned away because they are not eligible.
I was fooled into paying £500 to be a model. Here's how to avoid my mistake
Never pay money upfront and check who you're dealing with are a few ways to protect yourself from scams.
'Housing shortage forced my family apart after sectarian attack'
Briege Begley's family were in a house in North Belfast for just three days before being forced to leave following a sectarian attack.
Cardiff uni defends Kazakhstan campus amid concerns
Hundreds of students have started lectures at the new campus, which is 3,712 miles from Cardiff.
Conservatives promise to scrap Sentencing Council
Shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick will set out plans they say would put ministers in charge of sentencing policy.
One iPhone led police to gang suspected of sending up to 40,000 stolen UK phones to China
BBC News is given access to what the Met Police says is the UK's largest operation against mobile phone thefts.
Footage shows Jihad Al-Shamie before attack
Footage given to the BBC shows a man matching the description of the attacker given by witnesses.
