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Jodie Chesney's partner Eddie Coyle tells a murder trial about the moment she was fatally injured.

A 19-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of murdering Keeley Bunker whose body was found in water.

Two people have admitted accessing images of footballer Emiliano Sala in a mortuary.

A woman hopes to start a ParaCheer team after it rekindled her love for dance following a car crash.

The travel company is searching for investment, prompting concern among customers. So what happens next?

Marches and demonstrations have taken place in many towns and cities.

Francis McGuigan says he was subjected to "deep interrogation" by the Army in Northern Ireland in 1971.

Labour's ex-deputy leader is urged by her local party to withdraw her bid to replace John Bercow.

Schoolchildren across Wales are joining a global movement protesting against climate change.

Fourteen men claim they were subjected to torture techniques after being held without trial in 1971.

The team will spend four months franking stamps on tourists' postcards and counting penguins.

The family of fundraiser Tom Gilzean had wanted the sculpture to stay on Edinburgh's Princes Street.

New leader Richard Braine's non-attendance due to "low ticket sales" is described as "an insult".

Children's commissioner says there has been a "shameful" rise in teenagers without qualifications.

Police are investigating after reports a man shot a dog in Crich, Derbyshire.

Schoolchildren and workers are preparing for a walk-out to call for more action on climate change.

It's thought to be down to an increase in the use of cocaine and ecstasy among young people.

Parts of Lincolnshire and North Yorkshire were hit by flooding in the summer after heavy rainfall.

The horses are seen galloping along the sand and wading through the waves during training.

There is still a wide gap between the UK and EU in talks about a new deal, says the Irish deputy PM.