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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
Music funding: 'There will not be another Sheku Kanneh-Mason'
The award winning cellist's mother has warned state schools aren't getting enough funding for music.
The Papers: Thomas Cook probe and BBC row
The papers cover government plans to "claw back" millions of pounds paid to Thomas Cook directors.
In Pictures: The jumpers that make people invisible
A photographer and knitter teamed up for a project dedicated to quirky camouflaged needlework.
We are Stoke-on-Trent: How Pokemon Go is helping players
Meet the people who say Pokemon Go has helped them combat depression and social anxiety.
We are Stoke-on-Trent: 'Debt was a circle I could not get out of'
Stoke-on-Trent has the highest rate of insolvency in England and Wales - how can this be tackled?
Amber Peat: CPS to review police evidence on girl's death
A serious case review found there were concerns for a 13-year-old's emotional wellbeing before her death.
Sickle cell disease: I wanted to get people talking
Chris who lives with the disease wants to create conversation about the condition.
Coventry police officer hit-and-run: Man arrested
PC Christopher Burnham is being treated for a fractured skull, bleed on the brain and broken knee.
Police watchdog to decide whether to probe links to businesswoman
It is alleged Jennifer Arcuri received favourable treatment due to her friendship with Boris Johnson.
Universal credit: Labour pledges to scrap welfare scheme
Leader Jeremy Corbyn will say the government's welfare scheme is "inhumane" and a "disaster".
Nigel Farage warns Boris Johnson over 'reheated Brexit deal'
At a Brexit Party rally, Nigel Farage says the Tories will lose votes if they keep Theresa May's deal.
Thomas Cook: How the collapse affected me
A week after the collapse of Thomas Cook, the BBC looks at the stories of those involved
Brexit: Time running out for UK plans says Varadkar
The taoiseach says he is not optimistic the UK will have written proposals ready in time for a crucial EU summit.
Seven jailed over London 'free Tommy Robinson' protest
Thousands gathered in June 2018 to demand the release of the ex-English Defence League leader from prison.
Naga Munchetty: BBC not impartial on racism, senior bosses say
An email to all staff about the Naga Munchetty complaint decision says racism is "not an opinion".
Labour MP Karl Turner has 'no regrets' over Cummings row
The Hull East MP says he is still receiving death threats following his confrontation with the PM's advisor.
Investigation launched into 'segregated' London garden
Residents at Westbourne Place say council housing tenants cannot access gardens and a car park.
Army investigating soldier's 'perish' tweet at MP Angela Rayner
A senior commander apologises for the soldier's "appalling" tweet, and says it is "being dealt with".
Michael Winner's ex-lover jailed for robbing his widow
Michael Winner's former lover is jailed for her "revenge" robbery at his widow's Knightsbridge home.
Jay Sewell death: Daniel Grogan guilty of murdering love rival
Daniel Grogan's parents were also convicted of killing 18-year-old Jay Sewell.
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