UK News BBC News Feed

Social jetlag has an impact on what we eat, which may affect the species of bacteria in our guts.

The Strictly judge reveals he spent three days in hospital following the attack one Boxing Day.

Biscuiteers co-founder Harriet Hastings shares her business advice for our CEO Secrets series.

The BBC tracked down UK companies using fake reviews to boost their visibility in Google results.

More sporting success in Wednesday's papers as England roar into the World Cup knockout stages.

Family of a man who developed a massive bedsore say he died a "horrible" death.

Colleagues of Commander John Holmes were planning to toast his retirement after 42 years of service.

Stargazers around the world will be treated to a bigger and brighter moon than usual tonight.

Antonio Di Bartolomeo, who topped the charts in 1994, is convicted of assaulting an emergency worker.

A by-election will now be held after almost 12,000 of her constituents signed a recall petition.

It means goods sold in Great Britain will not have to apply the new UK-only product safety mark.

The vote will be a key test for both the SNP and Labour ahead of the next general election.

Four activists from This is Rigged throw red paint over the public entrance to Holyrood.

The fire service says all five staff are at crew manager grade - the second lowest rank - or above.

Cdr Julian Bennett, who wrote a recent drugs strategy for the force, is accused of gross misconduct.

Lauren James produces a sensational performance as England sweep aside China to book their place in the last 16 of the Women's World Cup.

Police say a five-year-old boy drowned in a swimming pool at Atlantic Reach Holiday Park.

A businessman outbid others to buy the disused staircase located behind a Starbucks in Twickenham.

Islanders in Orkney are set to get mail deliveries much quicker with the help of drones.

The Met Office confirms July has been been one of the wettest on record - and there's more to come.