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Southampton's BOATS2020 and another show were expected to attract 20,000 visitors over 10 days.

The economy grew by 6.6%, but the country's output remains far below pre-pandemic levels.

New rules for parts of NI, including Belfast and Ballymena, are "dissatisfying" and "need clarity".

The UK rejects the EU's demand to scrap plans to override the withdrawal treaty, but talks will continue.

Hajar Al Fahad learned the victim was wealthy after striking up a conversation with her on a train.

We ask 25 BBC pundits to predict who will win the Premier League title, who will finish in the top four, and who might break into the top six.

A BBC investigation finds scammers on social media claiming to sell full driving licences.

The station's annual concert in Hyde Park couldn't go ahead - so here's what they did instead.

UK viewers are lapping up the glamour, drama and multi-million dollar homes in a hit TV show.

Research projects involving the public can raise awareness but are less useful for delivering hard data.

Kellog redesigns the snackfood container that was dubbed the "number one villain" for recycling.

A Health and Safety Executive inspection found staff congregating around a desk at the Leeds office.

One of the largest camera collections in the world is hidden away in a village hall in Fife.

Indoor meetings of more than six people from an extended household will be illegal from Monday.

The 1900s fundraiser will return to its home in Penlee after being saved at auction.

Omar Taylor says he is happy his case could help medics treat patients in a similar condition to him.

Localised data reveals the areas that saw the largest numbers of new cases in the past week

Lawyers for Anne Sacoolas say she was "otherwise driving cautiously" in a public statement.

If scientists succeed in making a coronavirus vaccine, when will we get it, how much will it cost and who will get it first?

How a fake soap company attempted to clean out the bank accounts of followers.