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There is a "case to answer" over an alleged Covid rule-busting gathering, says Green Party peer.

The driver and his passenger hit the "completely innocent" man while chasing a cyclist, police say.

The broadcaster announced the winner's name early during one of its news bulletins.

Mark Mitchell makes a 500-mile round trip to get Hilary Spinks to her "Turkey and Tinsel" holiday.

Official figures for growth before Omicron impact are revised down on weaker consumer spending.

Druids and pagans celebrate the end of the longest night of the year at the monument in Wiltshire.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.

Three times as many people are seeking help to cope with eating disorders over the festive period.

A man who found a "treasure trove" of images in a suitcase wants to trace its owner's family.

Thousands of leaseholders who bought its homes will no longer see ground rents double every 10 years.

An exhibition showcases the work of a French photographer who visited Belfast and Derry in the 1970s.

Darren Kirk, 52, died and another man was seriously injured in the assaults in Spalding on Monday.

Ministers are meeting on Wednesday afternoon as Omicron cases rise in Northern Ireland.

Phil Dolby, who nearly died from the virus, urges people to get their booster vaccination.

False teeth, a scorpion in formaldehyde and a lamb castrating tool feature on the bizarre gift list.

The watchdog bans a Blackpool Pleasure Beach advert showing a pale face with bloodied teeth.

The authority says it is holding the trolleys until more is done to stop them being dumped.

Lucy, 24, is one of 750 British soldiers who helped evacuate people from Afghanistan this summer.

People need to come together to "let their hair down and be heard" amid Covid, the choirmaster says.

BBC News has exclusive access to the UK's only facility for video game addiction.