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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'
Averil Hart: 'Neglect and systemic failures caused anorexia death'
A coroner identified seven failings as contributing to Averil Hart's death.
UK energy plant to use liquid air
The 50MW facility near Manchester hopes to store enough power for roughly 50,000 homes.
Kylie Minogue on Glastonbury, lockdown and her favourite Kylie era
The pop star looks back at her career, and the 'overwhelming' experience of Glastonbury, as she releases her 15th album.
Boris Johnson: 'Deal to be done' on post-Brexit EU trade
The PM's comments come ahead of a call with the EU Commission president on Saturday.
Man jailed for setting fire to policeman in Newquay
Blagovest Hadjigueorguiev committed a "wicked, deliberate and extremely violent act", a court hears.
Anorexia: How the eating disorder took the lives of five women
What do the lives and deaths of five women tell us about the treatment of anorexia nervosa?
Johnny Depp leaves Fantastic Beasts film franchise
The actor says he was "asked to resign" his role in the series and had "agreed to that request".
Covid: UK infections may be 'stabilising' and a pandemic-defying love story
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday evening.
Edinburgh Woollen Mill collapse puts jobs at risk
The clothing chain and its sister company, Ponden Home, have been placed into administration.
Wales lockdown: Has the firebreak had an impact?
As Wales nears the end of its 17-day firebreak lockdown, has it slowed down Covid-19?
Rugby teenager Paul Dunleavy jailed for terror offences
Paul Dunleavy, named after a judge's ruling, prepared acts of terrorism and joined a neo Nazi group.
Looking back on the career of Geoffrey Palmer
The actor, best known for his roles in sitcoms such as Butterflies and As Time Goes By, has died aged 93.
Geoffrey Palmer, TV and film actor, dies at 93
The prolific actor was best known for starring with Dame Judi Dench in BBC sitcom As Time Goes By.
Covid: Lockdown 'should continue for months' in Merthyr
A consultant says Merthyr Tydfil should not come out of lockdown "for weeks, even months".
Hull home destroyed and pets killed in firework attack
A man aged 19 is arrested on suspicion of arson after a lit firework is pushed through a letterbox.
Bolton park stab death: Woman admits manslaughter of girl, 7
Emily Jones, seven, was stabbed in front of her parents as she played in Queen's Park, Bolton.
Leicester man jailed for attacks on children
Carlos Vinodchandra Racitalal slit the throat of a boy, 10, and drove into a five-year-old girl.
Star Wars toys dumped in Stourbridge garage fetch £250,000
They were with other vintage toys that risked being thrown away by a couple who inherited them.
Covid: London anti-lockdown protest leads to 190 arrests
One protester could face a £10,000 fine after demonstrations across central London, police say.
UK coronavirus infections may be 'stabilising'
Although the number of new cases continues to rise, the growth rate is slowing, latest data show.
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