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People had been warned not to visit the remains of a flooded settlement exposed by low water levels.

BBC presenter Huw Edwards looks at how a turbulent decade had changed things in Wales.

Sterling climbs 1% against the dollar on news that UK tax and spending measures are to be fast-tracked.

The case is highlighted in a review revealing misogyny, racism and sexual misconduct in the force.

Rowan Salama from west London uploads the realities of renting in the capital on TikTok.

Data shows rising demand for properties along with falling supply is pushing up prices for renters.

There is queuing traffic on the M25 in both directions after police closed the bridge.

Clashes broke out after unidentified men attacked placards at a Hong Kong pro-democracy protest.

Tony Browne, who was 54, was stabbed at a property in Poleglass on Friday night.

Welsh house prices hit a record high, but increases leave some potential buyers feeling trapped.

Documents seen by the BBC reveal Rev Helen Greenham knowingly exposed children to risk of harm.

The first minister is publishing a paper on the economic case for Scotland becoming an independent nation.

It's possible the appointment of Mr Hunt will buy the PM some time. But will it be enough?

A review finds hundreds of Met Police officers are getting away with breaking the law and misconduct.

Two people explain the worries the row over benefit rises is having on their lives.

Campaigners urge the government to pay for a drug they say will help protect vulnerable people this winter.

Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley says he's appalled by the findings, and many officers should be sacked.

As the Scottish government sets out its latest prospectus, Douglas Fraser picks out key areas to watch.

The acclaimed violinist is upbeat as she takes over as director of the Edinburgh International Festival

A temporary control zone was set up at Castle Espie last week after a suspected case was reported.