Rod Stewart on Glastonbury: 'I wish they wouldn't call it the tea time slot'
The rock star talks to BBC News ahead of his performance at the Glastonbury Festival this weekend.
Dog-sized dinosaur that ran around feet of giants discovered
The dinosaur was mislabelled and misunderstood - but scientists now realise how special it is.
Widower warns of 'sneaky' symptoms of ovarian cancer
After his wife's death, Stephen said he is "on a mission" to spread public awareness on ovarian cancer.
River pollution suffocating the sea, campaigners say
New reports are set to show pollution from farming and sewage is affecting protected areas of the sea.
Scottish fire service cuts could cost lives, says union
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service is proposing the closure of up to 13 stations and the permanent withdrawal of 10 appliances.
UK to purchase nuclear-carrying fighter jets
Downing Street says the move is "the biggest strengthening of the UK's nuclear posture in a generation".
Dundee University to receive a further £40m support
Education Secretary Jenny Gilruth said the decision would place specific conditions on the funding.
Prison officer shot in 'revenge plot', jury told
Lenny Scott was ambushed in what prosecutors claim was an "act of retaliation", a trial hears.
Prison officer shot dead in 'revenge plot', jury told
Lenny Scott was ambushed in what prosecutors claim was an "act of retaliation", a trial hears.
Watchdog 'acted irrationally' over gender clinic, court told
A former nurse and a mother claim the watchdog should have imposed conditions on the clinic.
Man accused of hiring £1,500 'hitman' to kill wife
Paul Lewis, 54, and Dominique Saunders, 35, deny conspiracy to murder at Swansea Crown Court
PM vows to press on with welfare cuts as rebellion grows
More than 120 Labour MPs are backing plans to block cuts to disability and sickness-related benefits.
UK must prepare for war scenario, government warns
A strategy document says an "all-of-society effort" is required to make the UK more secure.
British man charged over 'wedding' with child, 9, at Disneyland Paris
The 39-year-old is a convicted sexual offender who is wanted in the UK, French prosecutors have said.
Bears raid honey store after enclosure escape
Two brown bears escape from their enclosure and eat a "week's worth of honey" in the food store.
Post-Brexit £51m border control post to sit empty
Parc Cybi was built to allow checks on animals and plants entering the UK after the UK left the EU.
International law 'at heart' of Starmer's foreign policy, says Hermer
Lord Richard Hermer said that the government was determined to "lead on international law issues" globally.
'A slap in the face' - Asos bans shoppers for making too many returns
The retailer has been cracking down on customers with high return rates - but some say it is unfair.
CCTV shows bears raiding supplies after enclosure escape
CCTV footage shows one of a pair of escaped European Brown bears helping itself to food after escaping its enclosure.
Rich Kids of Instagram star admits Hermes bag scam
Jack Watkin, 26, gained his victims' trust by creating a false image of wealth and sophistication.
