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The new PM's first face-off against Labour's Keir Starmer saw the roaring return of partisan politics.

Five men are accused of killing Tomasz Waga in Cardiff in retaliation for the attempted theft.

The online retailer says talks with potential buyers had failed, pushing it towards administration.

Nursery teacher Chloe Morrison was struck and killed by an unsecured part of John O'Donnell's lorry.

UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly's remarks come ahead of next month's World Cup in Qatar.

As a key deadline looms, BBC News NI examines if a second assembly election within a year is inevitable.

Madeleine Budd receives a suspended jail sentence for tipping faeces over a memorial to the veteran.

James Stunt, ex-husband of heiress Petra Ecclestone, denies part in £226m money-laundering scam.

Leading charities are backing social prescribing, which can include walking, cooking and sports.

Rishi Sunak faces Keir Starmer and other MPs for his first time as prime minister at PMQs.

The much-anticipated statement will now take place on 17 November, the chancellor says.

The moratorium had been lifted by Liz Truss, who said fracking could take place with local consent.

Labour called Foreign Secretary James Cleverly's remarks about the World Cup"shockingly tone-deaf".

The teacher disagreed with the school's policy for supporting transgender children.

The ships are destined for the Skye triangle, meaning delayed Hull 802, will be deployed elsewhere.

An Anglesey woman was killed by her estranged partner with a heavy weapon, a murder trial hears

But opposition MPs claim it undermines the new PM's pledge to have integrity in his new government.

An adult and two children also taken to hospital with serious injuries.

The currency has rallied against the dollar in recent days, and rose further on Wednesday.

Brian Robinson was the first Briton to finish the Tour de France.