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- MP Mike Amesbury charged with street assault
- Former Defence Secretary John Nott dies aged 92
- Police name man killed in Edinburgh bus incident
- House prices at record high, says Halifax
- New deals with Balkan states to target people smugglers
- Sainsbury's and M&S warn Budget may push up prices
- Paralympian Tanni Grey-Thompson leads push to improve air travel for disabled passengers
- 'We've met up for a pint every month for 64 years'
- Welsh Water dumped sewage in conservation area
- Scot gets dream job as lighthouse keeper on remote Australian island
Fears of UK food and fuel prices rising due to war
Economists say the rate at which prices rise in the UK could reach 8%, the highest level in 30 years.
Ukraine: Scottish expat in shock and tears over fleeing Kyiv with family
Stuart McKenzie tells the BBC about leaving Kyiv - his home of almost 30 years - with his children.
Ukraine conflict: Liverpool expat joins long queues to give blood
Liverpool expat Peter Cribley says Ukrainians are "concerned but prepared" as fighting continues.
Ukrainians in the UK: 'My dad refused safety, he will protect the land'
UK-based Ukrainians tell of fears for their homeland's future and their attempts to help from afar.
Fraudster pretends to be Everton footballer to take Mini Cooper
Todd Baston said he was on loan at Everton when conning a garage out of a £24,000 car, a court hears.
Russia bans British airlines from its airspace
Russia says the move is a response to the UK's 'unfriendly' decision to ban Aeroflot from the UK.
Sabina Nessa: Man admits murdering south-east London teacher
The primary school teacher was found dead in a south-east London park in September last year.
Ukraine conflict: Protests against invasion by Russia held in Scotland
Demonstrators in Scotland are urging the UK to use further sanctions against Russia.
John Lewis to end 'Never Knowingly Undersold' price pledge
The retailer says it will abandon the promise in the summer and instead spend £500m to keep prices down.
Birmingham pub bombings: Fight over 'confession' to Chris Mullin
West Midlands Police has launched a legal bid to force journalist Chris Mullin to reveal sources.
Ukraine invasion: UK troops will not fight against Russia says Wallace
The defence secretary says Britain will not be "directly" involved but is supporting Ukraine forces.
Scotland's capercaillie could vanish in 30 years
A new report says numbers have been declining since the 1970s and there may be fewer than 1,100 left.
Ukraine invasion: Ukrainian grandmother's fears for family
Oksana Wilson's daughter and grandsons are attempting to flee Ukraine to travel to Northern Ireland.
West Ham-Sevilla and Rangers-Belgrade in Europa League draw
Scottish champions Rangers will face Serbia's Red Star Belgrade in the Europa League last 16 while West Ham play Sevilla.
Sir Alex Ferguson statue unveiled in Aberdeen at Pittodrie
It honours the former manager's success with the club, including a famous European triumph.
Teacher who filmed pupils wrestling at Oxfordshire school banned
The Teaching Regulation says while he "regrets" his actions, he showed "a lack of insight".
Salisbury attack: Public inquiry into Novichok death delayed
The inquiry, set up to look at Russian involvement in the death of Dawn Sturgess, was due to begin on Friday.
Thousands of Nike shoes stolen in great trainer robbery
About 4,000 pairs of trainers worth £400,000 were taken from a lorry parked at a service station.
Peaky Blinders: Birmingham City revert to Small Heath Alliance
Birmingham City FC will rebrand for one match to mark its link to the hit BBC drama set in the city.
Reid Steele: Mother Natalie Steele admits killing son, 2
Natalie Steele, 32, pleads guilty to manslaughter of Reid, who died after he was submerged in water.
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