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Richard Selley from Perthshire, who had motor neurone disease, had campaigned for a change in the law.

There had been speculation that Mrs Foster could put her name forward at the next UK general election.

Maintenance worker Peter Hartley placed a hidden camera in the ladies' toilets at Pinewood Studios.

Malcolm Mide-Madariola, 17, was murdered for standing up for a friend over a "trivial" grudge.

Annette Nally, 50, is jailed after being found guilty of causing unnecessary suffering to animals.

Not all exporters will be able to comply with new rules after Brexit, according to a department.

Stuart Outten was stabbed in the head when he tried to stop a van in east London on 8 August.

A new law to avoid a no-deal exit has passed the House of Lords - but is no deal still possible?

Part of the A470 was closed after an altercation in which a man was seen by a witness "caked in blood".

A London gender clinic leaks details of almost 2,000 people on its email list.

Consumer campaigner Martin Lewis says the advert could influence "young and impressionable" students.

Labour and other parties vow to block mid-October election, as Lords pass anti-no-deal Brexit bill.

Zimbabweans who moved to the UK during Mr Mugabe's presidency speak to the BBC about how they will remember him.

Police did not know which of the brothers it belonged to but discovered all three were involved.

Edward Vines pleads not guilty to sending the Newsnight presenter a letter via her mother.

Boris Johnson launched into a political speech while flanked by 35 West Yorkshire police officers.

A fan who cycled 3,300 miles from Tbilisi to watch his team take on Scotland at Murrayfield explains why.

Michael Burns, 21, punched his father in the face and ribs in a row over money at their home.

We ask a top professor what our use of Brexit memes says about us.

Pilots are due to strike on Monday and Tuesday over a pay offer pilots' union Balpa says is too low.