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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
Covid in Scotland: Omicron dominant strain from Friday
Nicola Sturgeon says Omicron becoming the dominant strain of Covid will drive a "rapid" increase in cases.
Star Hobson murder: Brockhill and Smith to have sentences reviewed
The toddler's mother also has her sentence for causing or allowing her death referred.
The model railway lit up for Christmas
Volunteers have spent more than a month illuminating the festive model railway with 500,000 lights.
Government must provide clarity on going to football games, says Labour's Wes Streeting
It comes as an NHS boss urges fans to go to a stadium to get vaccinated rather than go to a match.
Covid in Scotland: Daily booster target revised down by government
Humza Yousaf says 61,000 boosters a day are needed to vaccinate 80% of eligible adults by January.
Sabina Nessa: Man accepts responsibility for teacher's killing
The primary school teacher was found dead in a south-east London park three months ago.
Higher Walton stab deaths: Son charged with murdering parents
Tricia Livesey and Anthony Tipping were found stabbed to death inside a house near Preston.
Quarter of ambulances getting stuck in A&E queues
Staff warning patients being put at risk because of handover delays at hospital.
Polar bear cub born at Highland Wildlife Park
The cub is a sibling of Hamish, who in 2017 became the first polar bear born in the UK in 25 years.
NI:100: Century on from debate on creation of Irish state
In December 1921 debates began in London and Dublin about whether to ratify the Anglo-Irish Treaty.
Cladding: Welsh government to buy some crisis-hit flats
It would be the first scheme of its kind in the UK since the post-Grenfell fire safety crisis.
Manchester bus driver fears dismissal for being too short
Tracey Scholes says she is being punished for only being 5ft tall after her firm modified its fleet.
Reading fire: Two people confirmed missing in flats blaze
Police do not expect there to be any more survivors, following an extensive search.
Covid: People urged to socialise carefully as cases hit new record
Pubs and restaurants are not closing, the PM insists - but he and Prof Chris Whitty urge caution.
Why doesn't Scotland have tougher Covid measures?
The Scottish government says it could not afford to compensate businesses hit by stricter rules.
Firms plead for help as customers cancel bookings
Businesses are increasing pressure on ministers to provide support after a dent in consumer confidence.
Restraint in NI schools 'should only be a last resort'
Laws are needed to ban putting children in isolation, says Northern Ireland's children's commissioner.
Tom Kerridge: Covid shuts restaurants for Christmas
The celebrity chef says staff sickness and guest cancellations will have a catastrophic effect.
Covid-19: Booster jabs offered to over 18s from Monday
People aged from 18 to 29 will be able to get their Covid booster from walk-in hubs from Monday.
Covid: Teachers lonely amid end-of-term Omicron concern
Head teachers share their concerns ahead of Christmas as some schools move learning online.
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