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Residents, businesses and migrants share their views on hotels being used to house asylum seekers.

The home secretary is facing a potentially major court battle over safety of women and children.

Her remarks caused risk the audience could believe opinions on Tory leadership contest were expressed.

MP Stella Creasy calls for the home secretary to resign after the incidents at a hotel in London.

Fergal Gerard Doherty, 41, is a former captain of the Derry GAA county senior football team.

A court heard a subsidiary of mining firm Glencore bribed officials with cash flown in on private jets.

The Bank of England warns UK faces a "challenging" two-year slump - the longest since records began.

Jessica says her dream two-week holiday with friends turned into a scary experience in South Korea.

Nurse Lucy Letby is alleged to have injected air into the bloodstream of a baby girl.

The home secretary is under pressure to fix the UK's asylum system amid claims she has lost control.

Sir Iain Duncan Smith does not think people in NI want an election so soon after the last one.

England's captain will be given the award in recognition of his sporting achievements.

Mars Wrigley is removing the treat from some tubs after finding 40% of people hate the coconut-filled sweet.

Why interest rates are so important - especially when they change.

The finance secretary says more pay uplifts will result in public sector cuts which he "isn't willing to do".

Ex-hospital electrician David Fuller is serving a whole-life sentence for the murder of two women.

The 30-year-old admitted endangering the life of the baby boy he was supposed to be looking after.

Edi Rama tells Newsnight the UK government's rhetoric is covering up its "failed policies".

BBC NI's workforce is also generally older than that in Northern Ireland as a whole, says Ofcom.

Heavy rain in the capital overnight has led to flooded roads and some rail closures.