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Hugh Grant says he could have faced a bill of up to £10m if he had gone to court, even if he had won.

Inquest opens into the death of Gaynor Lord, whose disappearance sparked a major search in December.

A police officer said it was "one of the worst pieces of driving I have ever seen".

A police officer said it was "one of the worst pieces of driving I have ever seen".

The Alliance Party's Stephen Farry was the only Northern Ireland MP who voted in favour of the ban.

A police officer who held the hand of his dying colleague has launched a rare private prosecution.

The ancient system of caves in Assynt have been the scene of fascinating discoveries for geologists.

It comes after the BBC reported a mum's fight to stop her ex-husband getting access to their child.

The pandemic, screens and parental stress also impact kids' communication skills, research finds.

The UK foreign secretary is expected to urge the Israeli government to avoid further escalation with Iran.

New official figures show that inflation, the rate at which prices rise over time, fell again in March.

Allan Leighton was chairman of Royal Mail and Post Office as the Horizon scandal developed.

Ashes were recovered from Legacy Independent Funeral Directors as part of a police investigation.

Mohammed Abbkr sprayed petrol before setting them alight during attacks in London and Birmingham.

A police officer who held the hand of his dying colleague has launched a rare private prosecution.

A police officer who held the hand of his dying colleague has launched a rare private prosecution.

Figen Murray says five years on from Martyn's Law being proposed, "legislation still hasn’t been tabled".

MSPs are set to increase the cost of alcohol but opinions remain split over the policy's effectiveness.

It comes after the BBC reported a mum's fight to stop her ex-husband getting access to their child.

The musician broke her back in eight places after giving birth, but struggled to be taken seriously.