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The hobby is becoming increasingly popular with YouTubers but authorities fear it could result in tragedy.

Protesters have threatened to fly drones near the airport but flights remain unaffected.

Children around the world are being educated about afro hair ahead of World Afro Day.

The government lists 69 English towns and cities that will benefit from regeneration money.

The party says it is reviewing its Facebook advertising after criticism of the way a BBC story was used.

Daniel Erickson-Hull was found living as an evangelical preacher in Bulgaria by BBC Radio 4's File on 4.

A GP says an ambulance took an hour to arrive, by which time Ffion Jones, 12, was in cardiac arrest.

England end day two of the fifth Ashes Test with a lead of 78 runs over Australia, thanks to Jofra Archer's 6-62.

The 12-year-old was charged in relation to an incident at a high school in Glasgow in August.

Sinn Féin MP Francie Molloy criticises John O'Dowd for running to become the party's new vice-president.

Making some Manchester Arena attack details public could harm national security, coroner rules.

The former Tory PM says the referendum turned into a "terrible Tory psychodrama".

The singer makes the announcement after having been "at war with my gender" for a lifetime.

It's the most powerful greenhouse gas you've never heard of, and levels in the atmosphere are soaring.

The Met found "insufficient evidence" to continue its investigation into the pro-Brexit group.

Dylan Barnes, 20, accused Max Wiseman of trying to seduce his girlfriend, a court hears.

Kyle Davies "had the intention to endanger life in a shooting event", the sentencing judge said.

Senior party figures have denied reports that red lines on the backstop have been privately shifted.

Boris Johnson says the UK will leave by the deadline, but he is "cautiously optimistic" of getting a deal.

The world press sees Brexit making dramatic changes to Britain's tradition and reputation.