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There were 135 second homes up for sale in Pembrokeshire in July up from 38 the previous year.

National Highways chiefs say the weekend closure of part of the M62 is "unavoidable".

National Highways chiefs say the weekend closure of part of the M62 is "unavoidable".

Melissa Burr died when when a bus shunted forward into a stationary bus. hitting the 32-year-old.

An inquest on the death of a Jeremy Kyle show participant and Prince William's beard lead the papers.

Mr Fields, the first black Briton to reach the North Pole, said he wanted to show scouting was for anyone.

Schools are bracing for tough conversations after the summer holidays were blighted by riots.

The home secretary is hosting a meeting on small boats days after 12 die in the English Channel.

A census suggests the population has stabilised following the outbreak, with numbers up by 15%.

A census suggests the population has stabilised following the outbreak, with numbers up by 15%.

Ninety-two tutors have been convicted of child sex abuse in the past 20 years, a BBC investigation finds.

Ninety-two tutors have been convicted of child sex abuse in the past 20 years, a BBC investigation finds.

Building hi-tech airline seats has become a huge business in Northern Ireland.

BBC Scotland speaks to two care-experienced students about their time at university.

At a time of major crisis for prisons, the BBC’s Sima Kotecha is given rare access to HMP Pentonville.

Detectives launched a murder investigation when Mussie Imnetu died in hospital days later.

Claude Wehrle says he was "not the one making decisions" at cladding manufacturer Arconic.

Claude Wehrle says he was "not the one making decisions" at cladding manufacturer Arconic.

A Perth and Kinross primary school has been evacuated following a suspected chemical leak.

James Roddis admitted to kissing the woman without permission while in an overseas army delegation.