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Activists Louis McKechnie and Emily Brocklebank glued themselves to Peach Trees In Blossom.

Andrew RT Davies says he has no confidence in chief constable or the area's police commissioner.

The presenter has gone viral on TikTok talking about his experience following a high-speed car crash in 2006.

Meta's independent appeals body criticises the decision to remove the video and says it must be reinstated.

Owen Paterson, who was forced to quit as an MP after a lobbying probe, claims his right to privacy was infringed.

Police urge social media users not to speculate about what caused the crash in the West Midlands.

The RMT says further strike action will take place across four 48-hour periods in December and January.

Parliament's expenses watchdog told MPs they could claim for the cost of a festive get-together.

Newcastle's Geoff Wonfor directed The Tube and won a Grammy for his Beatles Anthology work.

Scotland's largest teachers' union is hopeful of a new pay offer to avert a strike on Thursday.

The OECD says the UK will contract more next year than any other of the world's wealthiest nations.

Police are given extra time to question a 31-year-old man, held on suspicion of murder.

Disposable BBQs have caused "damage and destruction", a Conservative MP tells Parliament.

Miss Saigon has "hurt and angered" many southeast Asian viewers, the New Earth company says.

A housing association apologises for making "lifestyle assumptions" over the death of Awaab Ishak.

Thames Water says recent heavy rainfall has helped replenish river and reservoir levels.

The former Hear'Say singer hopes to return the following week with her partner Graziano di Prima.

Everyone staying at the temporary site has been placed in new accommodation, Home Office officials say.

Donna Mulhern, from St Bernard's in Belfast, says there is despair in the sector at a lack of adequate funding.

Language lovers can choose between metaverse, #IStandWith and the phrase goblin mode.