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Hindu and Jain groups say the academic leading the review has made statements that show serious bias.

Bulb's 1.5 million customers will not experience any change to energy supplies, the UK government says.

Police remain at the scene and are appealing for witnesses to come forward.

Organiser of the Bristol protest Helen Ince says current costs drive many women to give up work.

Police are not looking for anyone else in connection with the death of 19-year-old Luke O'Connor.

Six fire engines attended the blaze at Blair's Laundry in Blairgowrie on Friday evening.

The bus company says it's "deeply sorry" after Courtney narrowly avoided being hit on a crossing.

The blaze started overnight and spread across the whole roof of the bus station.

Marius Draghici is accused of manslaughter over the body finds in a lorry in Grays, Essex.

TV host Trevor Noah was criticised for saying there had been a backlash in the UK to Rishi Sunak.

Wales' first minister will go to the World Cup while UK Labour leader Keir Starmer boycotts it.

A hydroelectric scheme provides electricity for the residents of Knoydart.

A report finds little progress in increasing the qualifications gained by the most disadvantaged groups.

A British Nigerian artist is using pure gold to paint portraits depicting the stories of African diaspora women.

The head of the Royal Navy says he is disturbed by "abhorrent" accusations from women personnel.

A group of university friends who became Cefn Druids fans as a joke explain their love for the club.

A music history exhibition is shining a light onto an all-girl pop sensation from the 1960s.

A spooky 1970s tale from the BBC archives is brought up-to-date as the legend of Isaac lives on.

Scotland Road once had dozens of bustling pubs, but all that could end as the last one goes up for sale.

For the first time in five years, the famous clock tower will be put back to GMT this Sunday.