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The number of women climbing the career ladder in science remains "disappointingly low", says a study.

Alcohol should be more expensive in supermarkets compared with pubs, says think tank.

Tracking equipment is fitted to turbines at a site which was at the centre of a row with Donald Trump.

Polling expert Sir John Curtice examines which of Scotland's parties should welcome voters heading to the polls.

Tattoo artist Charl Davies says she would not survive in work if she was not her own boss.

Jayne Cowan says she has also had rape threats, and dog faeces smeared on her windows.

One woman feels "violated", after a video uploaded by her ex-partner was viewed thousands of times.

Two people are said to be the first in the UK to successfully have the organs donated.

The aircraft has been used to train pilots, including Prince William, for the last 30 years.

A woman wants to change the law to get websites to take down non-consensual pornography videos.

Brendan, Ciara, and Róisín are among the names for storms to hit Britain and Ireland in 2019-20.

Secret advice that the UK find a way out of its border commitment features in new Spotlight series.

The MP compares a doctor with concerns about medical supplies to a discredited anti-MMR campaigner.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson was taken to task moments after he arrived in the West Yorkshire town.

Boris Johnson defends his Brexit policy, as brother Jo quits ministerial job citing the national interest.

East Kent Hospitals NHS Trust says it is preparing in case traffic jams prevent workers from getting in.

Boris Johnson would "rather be dead in a ditch" than ask the EU to delay Brexit beyond 31 October, he says.

The Irish PM tells business leaders in Dublin there is 'a growing risk of no-deal'.

Boris Johnson is criticised for using West Yorkshire Police officers as a backdrop during a speech.

Family feuds, Berger bounces and, of course, Brexit battles. Just your average Thursday in Westminster.