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Some of last year's students say they lost university places when their results were delayed.

Sea swimmers were advised on Thursday against bathing at a number of beaches due to poor water quality.

Andy Donaldson is the first person to cross the world's seven most dangerous straits within a year.

The King will mark his mother's passing "quietly and privately" on 8 September, royal officials say.

Chancellor asks watchdog to speed up probe into whether bank accounts are being closed for political views.

A tribute to troops from across the Commonwealth is planned for Bradford's memorial garden.

The partner of Frankie Jules-Hough told the BBC the scene of the crash was like "a horror movie"

Pilots from RAF Lossiemouth intercepted 50 Russian aircraft during a four-month mission in the Baltic.

What does the retailer's potential collapse mean for the town where it employs nearly 2,000 people?

Frankie Jules-Hough's partner tells the BBC a 12-year jail term will not stop others speeding.

Police say contractors found the device in a field behind a sixth form college.

What is London's Ultra Low Emission Zone and why is its expansion being discussed?

Doctors' representatives will meet soon to decide whether to ballot for industrial action.

Footage shows Anthony Bennison, 25, and Nicholas Papworth, 33, being detained by officers.

Cemal Caliskan wants a "full investigation" after his five-year-old son Robin died on Monday.

Activists climbed on to the roof of Rishi Sunak's North Yorkshire home and unfurled banners.

Fearing risk of fraud, government inspectors crack down after the blank documents are mislaid.

Surveys of the Tower recently found thin steel plates used for lighting strips are badly corroded.

Despite increased costs, performers tell the BBC why they'll do anything to bring their work to Edinburgh.

Ahead of Wrexham's first League Two match since 2008, how has the club's success helped the city?