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West Mercia has issued fines totalling £11,400 since use became mandatory in England amid the pandemic.

Gareth Delbridge, 64, and Michael Lewis, 58, were hit by a Swansea to Paddington train in July 2019.

The BBC tracked the first 100 killings of 2019 and has now identified those held legally responsible.

The BBC must "rebuild trust with women at the organisation", the equalities investigation said.

The UK economy grows by a record 15.5% in July to September, but remains below its pre-Covid level.

The 15-year-old was found dead nine days after she went missing from a jungle resort in Malaysia.

A video shows the policeman arrest the man before later admitting he was "perfectly innocent".

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Half of a Yellow Sun tops a vote for the book award's 25th anniversary.

Businesses criticise Stormont as ministers prepare to break the stalemate on Covid-19 restrictions.

It is impossible to test Swansea's 21,500 students before 9 December, the university says.

Hard-hitting report from former shadow cabinet members says Labour has become too middle-class.

Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin warns that failing to reach an agreement would be "very damaging".

Lucy Letby is charged with killing eight infants at a hospital neo-natal unit in 2015 and 2016.

A four-day celebration scheduled for June 2022 will mark the Queen's 70 years on the throne.

Max Bingle is the youngest recipient of the Merchant Navy Medal after saving three men from drowning.

The celebrity fitness coach is attempting the feat for Children in Need on Thursday and Friday.

Siobhan Shannon spends her days trying to identify child victims of online sexual abuse.

The cancellation of exams in Wales next year should spark a review into their purpose, commissioners say.

Highland Council hopes a network of basic overnight rest stops could help visitors and local communities.

Musket balls and coins dating from the Battle of Culloden have been found near a ruined croft house.