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- Video shows arrests of Sara Sharif murder accused
- Girl, 13, stabbed and six held on attempted murder
- Cleverly rules out frontbench role under new Tory leader
- 'Jealous' ex detained for Holly Newton's murder
- Man arrested over burglary at home of Ben Stokes
- Tube strikes by RMT staff called off after talks
- See a brand new view of the Lewis chessmen
- Khalife: Prison escape a bid to get put in high security unit
- Pupil who carried out school hammer attack named
- Pupil who carried out school hammer attack named
Concerns over using student teachers as substitute cover
It would not be fair to use students as substitute teachers, says Education Minister Michelle McIlveen.
'My friends are learning to sign with me'
Strictly Come Dancing's Rose Ayling Ellis has helped shine a light on sign language users like Phoebe.
North Shropshire by-election: Lib Dem winner's victory speech
Newly-elected Lib Dem MP Helen Morgan speaks after her shock North Shropshire by-election win.
North Shropshire by-election: Historic Lib Dems win is declared
The Lib Dems have stunned the Conservatives with victory in the North Shropshire by-election.
Last Train to Christmas: Michael Sheen on his time-shifting festive film
The actor stars in Last Train to Christmas which raises questions about the impact of our actions.
Omicron: Gig tickets, Covid and Christmas - can I get a refund?
What options do you have if you're thinking twice about going to events in the run-up to Christmas?
AI argues for and against itself in Oxford Union debate
The artificial intelligence was given access to the whole of Wikipedia and news articles in preparation.
Some who shielded need support now say charities
Charities are calling for more support for patients with severely weakened immune systems.
Newspaper headlines: 'Tories turn on Whitty' and Queen 'sets example' over cancelled gathering
Some papers say Tory MPs are angry with Prof Chris Whitty after he urged people to reduce socialising.
Turmoil for firms over shortage of labour and goods
BBC Scotland's James Cook finds businesses struggling with recruitment, supplies and rising prices.
Sutton: Four children die in south London house fire
The cause of the fire, which began on Thursday evening, is unknown; the victims are thought to be related.
Brexit: UK indicates European court may have NI Protocol role
It could mean the European Court of Justice ruling on EU law but not having a final say in disputes.
'Covid stopped my life-saving operation'
Lara Wahab needs a life-saving transplant, but no ICU beds were available for the operation.
Strictly's John and Johannes boost interest in same-sex dancing
John Whaite and Johannes Radebe are the first all-male pairing in Strictly's history.
Omicron: Nightclubs to shut in Wales after Boxing Day
And social distancing will be a requirement in offices again, the Welsh government announces.
Brexit: UK signs free trade deal with Australia
Ministers say it will unlock £10.4bn of trade, but UK farmers have concerns about being undercut.
Archbishop of Canterbury disappointed by Tory HQ party picture
Leaders need to be honest, candid and willing to apologise, Justin Welby tells BBC Newscast.
Covid: Transport department apologises for Christmas party during lockdown
Another government gathering during lockdown is revealed, with staff admitting it was "inappropriate".
Conservative Christmas party: Police to speak to two people
The Met will speak to two people who went to a gathering at Conservative Party HQ last December.
Premier League: Covid-19 outbreaks mean four more of weekend's games called off
Half of the weekend's Premier League fixtures are now off after four more games are postponed because of Covid-19 outbreaks.
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