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- Capturing last days at Port Talbot's steelworks
- Traditional steelmaking ends in Port Talbot
- Kemi Badenoch maternity pay comments spark Tory row
- Murder investigation launched after man, 82, dies
- First celebrity leaves Strictly after dance-off
- 'Heroes' save animals after land 'sacrificed' in floods
- 'Heroes' save animals after land 'sacrificed' in floods
- Trains stranded and events cancelled due to weather
- Stop squabbling, Sunak urges Tories in final speech
- Oliver Dowden interviewed in election betting inquiry
Queen honours those who lost lives saving others
A climber who died shielding his wife from a rockfall is among those recognised by the Queen.
Former Telford Thomas Cook staff give holiday advice from cafe
Despite losing their jobs, staff left a note on the travel shop door offering their assistance.
Tory conference: Five things to look out for
The Conservative party is assembling for its annual conference, but what issues and events are likely to shape the week?
Meghan 'shows solidarity' at memorial of murdered South African student
The duchess visits a memorial to "show solidarity" with protesters against gender-based violence.
Beaminster school buys extra freezer amid Brexit food fears
A Dorset school for special needs children buys an extra freezer and stocks up on long-life food.
Melissa Tate death: Man charged after girl hit by car
A 23-year-old man appears in court in Newcastle charged with causing death by dangerous driving.
Navy divers destroy WW2 bomb found in 17th Century warship
The bomb, one of the heaviest dropped by the Luftwaffe, was found in the wreck that sank in 1665.
Northern railway disrupted as mudslide covers tracks
Services between Lancaster and Skipton are cancelled while workers try to clear the line.
Plan to end long journeys to slaughter for livestock
Other animal welfare measures proposed by Tories include compulsory micro-chipping for pet cats.
Boris Johnson no-confidence vote 'next week', says SNP MP Stewart Hosie
The party's former deputy leader says replacing Boris Johnson may be the only way to avoid a no-deal Brexit
Wrightbus: Threats issued against family after firm's collapse
About 1,200 people lost their jobs when the Ballymena firm was placed into administration.
Boris Johnson's referral to watchdog 'politically motivated' - No 10
It is alleged businesswoman Jennifer Arcuri received favourable treatment due to friendship with PM.
'First woman' to complete street light apprenticeship
Lyn Owers, 27, loves her new job fixing street lights after rejection as a mechanic and a plumber.
Skin cancer: Half of people surviving advanced melanoma
An "extraordinary transformation" is how doctors describe therapies for advanced melanoma.
Asthma death: Bereaved father warns about complacency
Simon Williamson is speaking out after his daughter Rachel died after a 2017 asthma attack.
Avoid skin-lightening creams 'at all costs'
Consumers are being warned to steer clear of skin-lightening creams that can "act like paint stripper".
Board gaming boom opening doors
A new breed of gamers are shunning the online world for real-life venues and face-to-face contests.
Third of public phone boxes in Wales could be removed
BT wants to scrap 566 public payphones following a 90% reduction in usage in 10 years.
Thousands set to take part in Great Scottish Run events
Toddlers, everyday runners and elite athletes will take part in one of the country's biggest sporting events.
Tycoon Jim McColl ready to resume Ferguson shipyard involvement
Jim McColl is ready to retain involvement in the Port Glasgow yard weeks after handing it to administrators.
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