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- Brat crowned Collins Dictionary 2024 word of the year
- The Papers: 'Markets turn on Reeves' and 'soaring cost of sickness claims'
- Riot police called in as fireworks and bricks thrown at vehicles in Edinburgh
- Thousands at Europe's biggest Halloween party
- Former Ipswich Town striker Trevor Whymark dies aged 74
- Faisal Islam: Rachel Reeves doesn’t mind if you don't like her Budget
- UK borrowing costs at highest for a year after Budget
- Rioter, 61, found hanging in cell, inquest told
- Rioter, 61, found hanging in cell, inquest told
- Juryless rape trials pilot axed by Scottish government
Covid: Liverpool mum and daughter study nursing at same university
Tracy and her daughter Sarah are both studying the courses at Liverpool John Moores University.
Merseyside Police arrest footage reveals 'nothing short of an assault'
Video of a man's detention is condemned by the ex-chairman of a black police officers' association.
Covid in Scotland: Vaccination programme 'may need to slow down'
The country has received lower Pfizer vaccine stocks than expected due to a reduction in manufacturing capacity.
Cyclist Josh Quigley flown home after serious crash in Dubai
Josh Quigley, from Livingston, suffered multiple fractures after falling off his bike at 40mph while training in Dubai.
Tonnes of Cornish cheese at risk of being thrown away
Lockdown means 80% of sales have been lost and the cheese will go off within weeks.
Taoiseach: UK and EU 'need to cool it' post-Brexit
Irish prime minister Micheál Martin says that both sides needed to dial down their rhetoric or else risk destabilising the Irish peace process.
Fundraising friends raise thousands for hospital
Hughie is finding out how the hospital he and his friend raised thousands of pounds for will be spending the money.
Covid: Wrexham schools to remain closed after half term
Teachers elsewhere will wear face masks when three to seven years olds return on 22 February.
Covid-19: 'Too early' to decide on summer holidays, says Hancock
The health secretary's comments prompted criticism from Labour who said people wanted clarity.
Brexit: EU has 'head in sand' over checks at NI ports, says Foster
European Commission's Maros Sefcovic and Michael Gove will discuss post-Brexit trading rules later.
Temperature of -22.9C in Braemar 'UK's lowest in 26 years'
The Met Office said the temperature in Braemar, Aberdeenshire, was provisionally the coldest since 1995.
Royal Mail to keep on 10,000 temporary workers
The postal service plans to retain many staff taken on over Christmas after deliveries hit record highs.
Wildfire warning as firefighters tackle Benbecula blaze
Firefighters extinguish a large fire on Benbecula as they warn of an "extreme risk" of wildfires.
Covid: Partygoers hide in cupboards in Alderley Edge raid
Police raid a party in Cheshire where several households had gathered after booking the event online.
The powers being used to disrupt a terror group
Evidence seen by BBC News reveals how terror prevention measures are used to tackle radicalisers.
Covid: Head warns of effect on early years pupils 'lasting years'
A principal fears for the long-term impact of school disruption on reception and Year 1 pupils.
Hospital workers: From cabin crew to the coronavirus front line
Life at Harrogate Hospital during the pandemic with staff who never planned to be on the front line.
NHS bureaucracy being cut to improve care
Health services and councils will be encouraged to work together as 2012 reforms are unpicked in England.
How has coronavirus affected mental health?
Coronavirus has had a big impact on our mental health, but have services been able to keep up?
Covid-19: Kent variant 'on course to sweep world'
The expert heading the UK's genetic surveillance says research into strains will go into the 2030s.
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