Court backs family in overseas education support row
The judgement clarifies councils' responsibilities to children who are temporarily living overseas.
UK winter not a record breaker despite floods and storms
Some parts of the country have had a very wet winter and significant flooding with devastating impacts. Others have been drier than normal as Ben Rich explains.
Private schools lose legal challenge over VAT changes
A group of low-fee paying private schools have challenged the government's removal of the VAT exemption.
Letter by young Queen Elizabeth II sells for £25k
The letter was written when Princess Elizabeth would have been between 10 and 12 years old.
CPS loses bid to overturn Quran-burner's acquittal
Hamit Coskun's conviction was overturned last year, a ruling the CPS sought - and failed - to reverse.
Brewdog expected to announce sale early next week
Staff are told Brewdog's German arm is not included in the sale and will now be liquidated but bars will trade as normal this weekend.
Brewdog expected to announce sale early next week
Staff are told Brewdog's German arm is not included in the sale and will now be liquidated but bars will trade as normal this weekend.
Only Welsh speakers should live on new housing estate, local council says
A council in Gywnedd, north Wales, wants a housing estate to be reserved for Welsh speakers only.
Teen who boasted about killing boy, 14, detained
Ibrahima Seck, 14, was stabbed in the heart in Manchester while on his way to play football.
Cruz Beckham launches music career, having fun amid family drama
Can David and Victoria's youngest son escape the "nepo baby" label and find success with his band?
Plaid Cymru vs Reform is choice between culture or ignorance, says ap Iorwerth
Plaid Cymru's leader told the party's conference that a Reform Welsh government would set Wales back by decades.
Palestine Action arrest as Churchill statue defaced
The Westminster statue of the former prime minister is vandalised with slogans daubed in red paint.
Palestine Action arrest as Churchill statue defaced
The Westminster statue of the former prime minister is vandalised with slogans daubed in red paint.
Government to give go-ahead for £1bn defence helicopter deal
The chancellor has stepped in to protect jobs at the helicopter manufacturer in Somerset, the BBC understands.
'We were bullied for years before our son was killed'
The parents of 14-year-old Ibrahima Seck say they were being harassed and bullied for years.
'We were bullied for years before our son was killed' say parents as teen detained for murder
A teenager who murdered Ibrahima Seck, 14, while he was on his way to play football with friends is detained.
Green victory shows insurgent parties are here to stay
The party's historic win in Gorton and Denton by-election is clearest sign yet of changing political landscape.
Judge refuses to dismiss charges in Lyra McKee murder case
The journalist was shot and killed during rioting in the Creggan area of Londonderry in April 2019.
Waitrose to suspend mackerel sales due to overfishing concerns
The supermarket chain says it will stop sourcing fresh, chilled and frozen mackerel by 29 April.
Man admits killing Chloe Mitchell, barrister tells court
Brandon John Rainey was due to go on trial at Belfast Crown Court on 9 March for the murder of the 21-year-old Ballymena woman.
