Cold plunges and kombucha: Do winter wellness trends really work?
Experts weigh in on whether cold water swimming, drinking kombucha and taking vitamins can boost your immune system.
Radiohead deliver a spell-binding, hit-packed set in London
The rock band play their first UK show in seven years, and give fans everything they hoped for.
First Sycamore Gap tree 'offsprings' to be planted
More than half the 49 saplings grown from the illegally felled tree will be planted in a week.
The Papers: 'Trump turns the screw' and 'Farage's pal betrays Britain'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's response to a US-backed plan to end the war with Russia leads Saturday's papers.
Move over fillers - here's why people are having facial injections made from fish sperm
They’re derived from fish sperm and celebs including Charlie XCX swear by them. But what are polynucleotides and do they work?
New puberty blockers trial to begin after UK ban
Those taking part in the study will be children under 16 who are going through puberty.
'Nobody expected it': Tess and Claudia's exit takes Strictly stars by surprise
The celebrities were speaking to BBC News ahead of Blackpool week, a major milestone in the contest.
Special needs school pupils at home due to mouldy classrooms
More than 30 pupils at Sandelford Special School in Coleraine are facing remote learning due to health and safety issues.
I started taking ketamine partying in Ibiza - it made me incontinent
Young people are able to buy the Class B drug for a couple of pounds, warns a recovery specialist.
Scotland fans shook the earth in win over Denmark
Seismic activity was recorded as the Tartan Army celebrated Scotland reaching their first World Cup since 1998.
Widespread rail disruption due to signalling fault
Passengers face cancellations, delays of up to three hours or revisions to service.
Gove apologises after Covid report alleges 'toxic' culture
The ex-senior minister apologises for mistakes in the pandemic, but defends some of the previous government's actions.
Former Welsh Reform leader jailed for pro-Russia bribery
Nathan Gill, 52, is sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison after admitting taking bribes while an MEP.
Former Welsh Reform leader jailed for pro-Russia bribery
Nathan Gill, 52, is sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison after admitting taking bribes while an MEP.
Peers trying to block assisted dying, claims MP behind bill
Kim Leadbeater says the draft law is approaching a "crunch point" after peers suggested more than 1,000 changes.
BBC board member resigns and criticises 'governance issues' at top of corporation
Shumeet Banerji, an ex-management consultant, leaves the BBC board and criticises its governance.
Judge me at next election, Starmer tells doubters
The PM tells the BBC he has made "good steps" on the cost-of-living but it will take time to turn the country around.
Judge me at next election, Starmer tells doubters
The PM tells the BBC he has made "good steps" on the cost-of-living but it will take time to turn the country around.
NI now better prepared for another pandemic, says O'Neill
The UK Covid-19 Inquiry found decision making in Northern Ireland "was chaotic, and infected by political machination".
Premier League clubs to be banned from selling assets to themselves
Clubs will no longer be able to sell assets like hotels and women's teams to themselves from next season as the Premier League moves to a new system of Financial Fair Play.
