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The council leader says the fire is in a former local authority building now in the hands of developers.

How do people feel about using public buildings to stay warm this winter?

It may taste good, but the the name Welsh sparkling wine doesn't flow from the tongue at it could.

Harry Kane marks his 400th Tottenham appearance with a goal as Antonio Conte's side beat Everton at home.

The pre-tournament show is halted just minutes before the opening game between England and Samoa.

Manchester United footballer Mason Greenwood, 21, is due in court on Monday.

The family of Jagtar Singh Johal, from Dumbarton, claim he was abducted and tortured into making a false confession.

Andrew Bailey also describes his conversations with Chancellor Jeremy Hunt as a "meeting of minds".

Tennants Auctioneers in Leyburn say Lowry spent time on the North East coast after his mother died.

The new chancellor has junked the prime minister's economic strategy in 24 hours, writes Laura Kuenssberg.

The actor's friends and Harry Potter co-stars pay tribute to his kindness, warmth and sense of humour.

The chancellor tells the BBC that it was a mistake to cut the highest rate of income tax.

The Scottish government says no support will be given to any extraction plans.

The first electric Mini was built in Oxford in 2020, but most will now be made in China.

Two women are due in court accused of causing criminal damage to the frame of Van Gogh's Sunflowers.

Mason Greenwood is held for allegedly breaching bail after his previous arrest on suspicion of rape.

Tobias Ellwood tweeted that he was "off the naughty step" and back in the parliamentary party.

The actress told the BBC's Today programme she greeted the new chancellor, but wanted to say something else.

William Dunlop was twice acquitted of the 1989 killing but later confessed in prison.

Peel group has agreed to talks with possible buyers but will move ahead with closure plans, says MP.