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- University cash crisis to get worse despite tuition fee rise, BBC told
- Paddy McGuinness nears end of cycling challenge
- Royal Mile 'lawless' with smash-and-grab thieves
- Six children rescued after bus crashes into ditch
- Coroner issues 'cancel culture' warning after Oxford student took own life
- I'm the worst parent, Sara Sharif's dad tells jury
- Children sing Happy Birthday to the King
- University cash crisis to get worse despite tuition fee rise, BBC told
- Mohamed Al Fayed's brother Salah also abused Harrods staff, women tell BBC
- 'I spend £30 a week on baby milk because I can't breastfeed'
Covid-19: Merthyr Tydfil's 'closeness and community' spreading virus
Merthyr Tydfil has one of the UK's highest Covid-19 rates - but why is the county being so badly hit?
'RNLI has been in my family since before I was born'
Johnny Grant follows his father, grandfather and great-grandfather in joining a volunteer lifeboat crew.
Mossmorran: Carbon emissions from flaring revealed
CO2 equivalent to 9,140 people flying return to New York may have been emitted from Mossmorran during October flaring.
Scotland becomes first part of UK to ban smacking
Scotland is the 58th country to ban smacking in the home, giving children the same rights as adults.
Great British Bake Off: 'I'm just not that into cakes', says illustrator
Drawing cakes for six months of the year hasn't given illustrator Tom Hovey a sweet tooth.
Was 1995 the year that changed everything for disabled people?
It's 25 years since mass protests challenged perceptions of disabled people and helped win more rights.
York Hospital nurse's NHS portraits 'took mind off work'
Alice Evans Goodwill works at York Hospital and on her days off has painted some of her colleagues.
South Yorkshire floods: Some victims still not home a year on
A year on from floods across South Yorkshire, some residents are still yet to get their homes back.
Covid: How to survive a winter lockdown, from those who've done it
Tips on lockdown life in cold weather - from sub-zero coffee meet-ups to watching films in the bath.
'I was refused a home Covid test after credit check'
A BBC investigation finds people are being refused home Covid tests because of their credit histories.
Covid-19: St Paul's Cathedral awarded £2.1m funding by government
The iconic London church has received a grant as part of the government's Culture Recovery Fund.
Covid-19: Union fears nursing shortage as winter looms
Lack of nurses combined with staff absence may risk NHS patient safety, says Royal College of Nursing.
BBC correspondent: 'Long Covid has left me exhausted for seven months'
Lucy Adams still suffers fatigue, brain fog and tremors months after having the virus.
Blitzed cities still deprived 75 years after war
The cities in England that faced the biggest wartime losses still have the highest levels of poverty.
Manchester clubs urged to pay staff 'real living wage'
Food banks write to United and City saying club staff are "struggling to put food on the table".
Covid-19: Lockdown 'opportunity' to fix England's roads
The AA urges councils in England to deal with potholes and junctions while fewer cars are in use.
Student ‘blown away’ after capturing Mars in back garden
Joel Miller filmed the red planet using a telescope and a DSLR camera in his back garden.
Newspaper headlines: 'History calls' as Biden 'prepares for victory'
Most of Saturday's front pages continue to focus on the tension in the US as Donald Trump refuses to concede the presidency.
Christmas shopping done with weeks to spare
There are always a few who have everything wrapped up early, and this year they're feeling especially relieved.
Southampton 2-0 Newcastle United: Saints move top of Premier League for first time ever
Southampton move top of the Premier League for the first time ever with a comfortable win over Newcastle.
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