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Conservation charity says climate change means migratory species is increasingly staying in the UK.

43,000 people are participating in the event which took place as temperatures reached 35C.

The retailer says it is facing collapse because of mounting cost pressures at its 400 UK stores.

British Rowing says transgender women will not be able to compete in the women's category at its events.

The habit among health staff could contribute to virus spread in hospitals, researchers say.

The protest is against the decision to grant new North Sea oil and gas licences, Greenpeace says.

The Parliamentary Ombudsman rules that the Foreign Office failed to protect Matthew Hedges.

The PM's change in tone has emboldened some Tories to call for an overhaul of the key climate target.

Record-breaking rain in July is just one problem facing those who make a living feeding the country.

England's chess body expects the government to back the national team financially for the first time.

Young people living either side of a peace wall gate in Belfast lobby for it to remain open later.

Oliver Dowden tells the BBC he is "confident" remaining issues with the Bibby Stockholm will be resolved.

House of Deviant is the only disabled drag group in Wales and members say it boosts confidence.

Seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady becomes a minority owner in Birmingham City.

Sarah de Lagarde lost an arm and a leg when she was run over by two Tube trains nine months ago.

House of Deviant is making its debut at the National Eisteddfod in Gwynedd.

College shares heartbreak at loss of "gorgeous soul" Dlava Mohamed and "warm-hearted" Kiea McCann.

More than 33,000 items from the former Queen lead singer's home are up for sale.

Meet the women who are helping rehabilitate sick and injured hedgehogs from their homes.

A leading surgeon says the impact of waiting times on patients should not be underestimated.