Why did the air traffic control outage cause so much havoc?
Details are emerging about how a 20-minute outage caused airport chaos on Wednesday.
Man injured in Tommy Robinson station probe leaves hospital
Police are wanting to question far-right activist Tommy Robinson in connection with the incident on Monday.
Man injured in Tommy Robinson station probe leaves hospital
Police are wanting to question far-right activist Tommy Robinson in connection with the incident on Monday.
Boost our pay or risk strike action, warn nurse leaders
Royal College of Nursing wants urgent talks on way NHS contract works, warning nurses feel undervalued.
Jess Glynne calls White House deportation video with Jet2 song 'sick'
The post was captioned: "When ICE books you a one-way Jet2 holiday to deportation. Nothing beats it!"
Passengers urged to check flights after disruption
Airlines are demanding answers after an air traffic control failure led to 150 flights being cancelled on Wednesday.
Number of new homes in England falls in Labour's first year - but applications rise
Find out how many new homes were registered where you live during Labour’s first year in government
Number of new homes in England falls in Labour's first year - but applications rise
Find out how many new homes were registered where you live during Labour’s first year in government
Watch: Bus in flames in central London
All passengers were safely evacuated and there are no reported injuries. The cause of the fire is unknown.
'Our mosque feels like a prison after Southport riots'
In the wake of anti-immigration riots last year, two Islamic leaders say they still feel unsafe.
Reform government would have to do unpopular things, says policy guru
James Orr, a friend of JD Vance and the man behind a new pro-Reform think tank, speaks to the BBC.
The man behind Glasgow's fake street signs
A self-proclaimed guerilla artist based in Glasgow is covering the city in parody street signs.
British 999 call handler's voice cloned by Russian network using AI
A BBC Verify investigation has revealed that the identities of British public sector workers have been cloned using AI by a Russian-linked disinformation campaign.
'Staff were physically sick': The dine and dash mental health toll on restaurant workers
A former restaurateur says some staff are left "physically sick" after dine and dash incidents.
'Endless battle': Fighting the crime gangs taking over the high street
People say they're terrified of going to the shops, with reports of intimidation and open drug dealing.
Scuba divers rescue lost wedding ring from river
Ant Crocker says he is "over the moon" at being reunited with his jewellery.
Hotel tycoon reveals Heathrow expansion proposal
Arora Group says a shorter runway will avoid the cost and disruption of diverting the M25 motorway.
The Papers: 'Prince of Sadness' and 'Air we go again'
The final public farewell for Ozzy Osbourne and air traffic chaos across the UK dominate Thursday's papers.
Freed hostage says Starmer 'risks rewarding terror'
Emily Damari says the prime minister is "not on the right side of history" with his plan for a Palestinian state.
Flight disruption after major UK air traffic outage
The technical issue only lasted 20 minutes but caused a huge backlog of flights and delays.
