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Mark Brown told a friend his actions "weighed heavily" on his heart, his double murder trial hears.

The prime minister's spokesman says she is "not making any commitments" on government spending.

The NI secretary says he will call the poll if Stormont is not restored by 00:01 on 28 October.

Both men were armed and on the street at a time when police were struggling to keep order.

Lucy Letby's trial is told she messaged colleagues about how hard it was to deal with bereaved parents.

First Minister Mark Drakeford exploded with anger at Welsh Tory leader Andrew RT Davies.

Mee Kuen Chong's body was discovered in woodland more than 200 miles from her home.

Jillu Nash, 43, and Louise Nash, 12, were found dead at their Suffolk home on 8 September.

BBC News hears concerns from families and staff that problems continue at East Kent Hospitals NHS Trust.

Former footballer Layton Maxwell has been jailed for eight years after joining a drugs gang.

Two mothers comment ahead of the release of a report on dozens of incidents at East Kent Hospitals.

The prime minister is battling to salvage her authority, after a series of U-turns over last month's mini-budget.

A 29-year-old man is detained after the baby was found not breathing at a Birmingham property.

After cannabis, nitrous oxide is the most commonly misused substance among 16- to 24-year-olds in England.

David Byrne, 33, was shot dead at the Regency Airport Hotel in Dublin in February 2016.

The Scottish Conservatives' economy spokesperson Liz Smith says Liz Truss is in "very grave difficulty".

During the BBC's 100 years of broadcasting, not everything went as planned.

The prediction from analysts comes as the government scales back its two-year promise to cap bills.

Emily Eavis says the festival is "still recovering" from the financial cost of Covid.

The agreement comes after Unite announced it was preparing to ballot members for industrial action.