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Persistent downpours cause travel disruption and localised flooding in Aberdeenshire.

An MEP had suggested the Brexit Party leader's words in a speech last week was an 'incitement to violence'.

All 22 local authority areas in Wales could be affected by downpours over the weekend.

A climber who died shielding his wife from a rockfall is among those recognised by the Queen.

Despite losing their jobs, staff left a note on the travel shop door offering their assistance.

The Conservative party is assembling for its annual conference, but what issues and events are likely to shape the week?

The duchess visits a memorial to "show solidarity" with protesters against gender-based violence.

A Dorset school for special needs children buys an extra freezer and stocks up on long-life food.

A 23-year-old man appears in court in Newcastle charged with causing death by dangerous driving.

The bomb, one of the heaviest dropped by the Luftwaffe, was found in the wreck that sank in 1665.

Services between Lancaster and Skipton are cancelled while workers try to clear the line.

Other animal welfare measures proposed by Tories include compulsory micro-chipping for pet cats.

The party's former deputy leader says replacing Boris Johnson may be the only way to avoid a no-deal Brexit

About 1,200 people lost their jobs when the Ballymena firm was placed into administration.

It is alleged businesswoman Jennifer Arcuri received favourable treatment due to friendship with PM.

Lyn Owers, 27, loves her new job fixing street lights after rejection as a mechanic and a plumber.

An "extraordinary transformation" is how doctors describe therapies for advanced melanoma.

Simon Williamson is speaking out after his daughter Rachel died after a 2017 asthma attack.

Consumers are being warned to steer clear of skin-lightening creams that can "act like paint stripper".

A new breed of gamers are shunning the online world for real-life venues and face-to-face contests.