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- How cigarettes and chocolates helped to tackle a TB epidemic
- Should working from home staff go to the office?
- 'Dartford Crossing trips ended with bailiffs at my door'
- The Papers: 'Hope and fear' and 'bigly trouble'
- Warning millions will struggle to pay water bill rises
- Bill to ban police cell mental health detentions
- Crowds line streets for Lewes bonfire celebrations
- Bird flu outbreak confirmed in Yorkshire
- Police attacked with fireworks, bricks and bottles
- PM responds to Sir Alan Bates after repeated requests
Four senior aides to Boris Johnson resign from No 10
No 10 chief of staff Dan Rosenfield and senior civil servant Martin Reynolds are the latest to quit.
Falsely accused ex-MP Proctor makes complaint against VIP inquiry officer
Harvey Proctor says a former senior Met Police officer's role in the probe amounted to misconduct.
Boris Johnson wrong to claim crime has fallen, says watchdog
Boris Johnson was wrong to tell the Commons crime has fallen by 14%, the UK Statistics Authority says.
Ashley Dighton: Family's plea for information over death
The sister of Ashley Dighton wants his killer to reveal the location of his missing remains.
Don't ask for a big pay rise, warns Bank of England boss
Andrew Bailey says a 'painful' period of prices rising faster than wages is needed to control inflation.
Emiliano Sala: David Henderson refused appeal against sentence
David Henderson was sentenced for charges relating to the flight in which Emiliano Sala died.
Car-flip accused farmer's actions 'utterly irrational'
Robert Hooper was not a "nasty thug" but "clearly acted out of anger" the prosecution says.
UK hotel bill for 37,000 migrants actually £4.7m a day, Home Office says
An official told MPs the figure was £1.2m a day but it is understood that was only for Afghan refugees.
Soaring prices: 'I may have to move back in with my parents'
People from across the UK tell BBC News how they feel about soaring energy bills.
Energy bills: 'I was watching in horror at price cap rise'
Energy bills are to rise by 54% a year for millions, but what do those already paying more think?
Lord Ahmed: Victim calls for peer to lose title
A man abused as a boy by Lord Ahmed says there would be "no justice" if he retains his peerage.
Covid: UK approves fifth vaccine and Europe enters virus 'ceasefire'
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday evening.
Rishi Sunak: Energy bill help 'worth £290m to Scotland'
Nicola Sturgeon says "every penny" of the UK government money will go towards easing the cost of living crisis.
Profile: Paul Givan's political career
BBC News NI looks at outgoing first minister's 231 days in office.
Colston statue should be displayed in museum, public says
A report recommends the toppled statue of Edward Colston should remain on show in city museums.
Bute Park: Three guilty of homophobic murder of doctor
Two men and a 17-year-old girl are found guilty of murdering Dr Gary Jenkins in a Cardiff park.
Downing Street parties have damaged trust in government - Rishi Sunak
But the chancellor dismisses talk of him succeeding Boris Johnson, saying the PM has his "full support".
Bute Park: QC denies victim blaming in homophobic attack case
Dafydd Enoch QC faces criticism for saying the victim was undone by his "sexual predilection".
Interest rates rise again in bid to cool soaring prices
Bank of England increases rates for the second time in three months as the cost of living rises.
DUP: NI First Minister Paul Givan 'intends to resign'
The move is part of the Democratic Unionist Party's protest against the Northern Ireland Protocol.
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