Man guilty of murdering woman as she tried to leave
On the night Olivia Wood was killed by Kieron Goodwin, she had packed her belongings into a case and rucksack, jurors heard.
RUC 'failed' to pursue suspects in Troubles' murder
The Police Ombudsman's report uncovered forensic failings, which resulted in an "inadequate" investigation.
'Don't let it be your best friend that dies from methanol poisoning'
Bethany Clarke wants more done to educate people about the dangers of bootleg alcohol abroad.
'Don't let it be your best friend that dies from methanol poisoning'
Bethany Clarke wants more done to educate people about the dangers of bootleg alcohol abroad.
Bereaved parents demand tech firms 'protect children'
Four families who believe social media had a role in the death of their children are protesting in New York.
UK bans video game controller exports to Russia
The Foreign Office says Russia was "buying harmless goods and turning them into tools of war".
Footballer jailed for causing cyclist's death
Mansfield Town footballer Lucas Akins crashed into Adrian Daniel, 33, near Huddersfield in 2024.
Footballer jailed for causing cyclist's death
Mansfield Town footballer Lucas Akins crashed into Adrian Daniel, 33, near Huddersfield in 2024.
New sex-based rights guidance on way, says Swinney
First minister promised "timely" guidance covering the issue of single-sex spaces following a Supreme Court ruling.
New sex-based rights guidance on way, says Swinney
First minister promised "timely" guidance covering the issue of single-sex spaces following a Supreme Court ruling.
What is a heatwave?
It's warming up this week, but does it mean it'll be a heatwave? Ben Rich explains the criteria.
Mini heatwave expected as UK set for warmest temperatures of the year
Temperatures are set to rise as we go through next week, Darren Bett has the details.
Personal theft up 22% in England and Wales, ONS says
It is the highest number recorded in a year since the current data began in 2003.
Personal theft up 22% in England and Wales, ONS says
It is the highest number recorded in a year since the current data began in 2003.
Tax-free parcels rule used by Shein and Temu under review
Retailers argue that cheap foreign rivals are undercutting business using a tax-free status on small parcels.
Police watchdog complains to Ofcom over BBC's Panorama on Chris Kaba
The Chris Kaba episode initially aired without the IOPC's response to claims made by an ex-employee.
Overhaul algorithms and age checks or face fines, tech firms told
Websites will have to instate age checks and tighten up algorithm recommendations for young users.
Miliband urges global cooperation amid energy 'challenges'
The UK Energy Secretary was speaking at the opening of a two day summit on energy security.
Woman who tricked her way into men-only Magic Circle finally allowed in
Sophie Lloyd disguised herself as a man to join the Magic Circle in 1991, when female magicians were not allowed membership.
Convicted murderer missing from open prison in suit and tie
Raymond McCourt was given a life sentence in 1993 for killing a shopkeeper and wounding two other people.
