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The crash that claimed the lives of Selena Lau and Nuria Sajjad happened during an end-of-term party.

Water was filmed gushing out of a drain and down the street in Eastborough.

Joan Scott had her legs amputated after she was trapped under a bus when the driver drove off.

Thousands of dead and sick seabirds are being washed up along the UK's coastline as avian flu spreads.

Doctors' chief criticises the move to cut funding for a system set up to tackle hospital waiting lists.

Neighbours complain of an endless stream of drunk male visitors and one man being pursued by his wife.

Monzo initially refused to tell the anti-Brexit campaigner why the account was being shut down.

The Irish singer and activist, best known for the song Nothing Compares 2 U, died in London this week.

People find it hard to judge portion sizes for food such as chocolate, cheese and crisps, the poll suggests.

Defence officials say the emails did not contain information that could compromise operational security.

Around 22,000 people are eligible for a medal to be issued 70 years after the first atomic tests.

Dangerous allergic reactions led to more than 25,000 hospital stays in the year up to March 2023.

Many carriers do not follow official guidance on reduced prices for care assistants, the BBC finds.

There are calls for sustainable alternatives for holidaymakers in response to "over-tourism".

Data supposedly belonging to the University of the West of Scotland is being auctioned by a cyber gang.

Relatives of those treated with infected blood accuse the government of feet-dragging over compensation.

The animal is heard barking as it tries to escape before being dragged away from its home.

With July "virtually certain" to be the warmest month on record, BBC Weather has this analysis.

The injured man is said to be in a stable condition in hospital, according to police.

England face a battle to level the Ashes after Australia enjoy the better of the first day of the fifth Test at The Oval.