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Members of Brithdir Mawr face having to raise £1m to save their community.

The royal protection officer was also arrested on suspicion of stalking.

The call follows sectarian disorder during an Irish Unity march in Glasgow on Friday night.

A man who told the woman he was "the devil" bit her during the Notting Hill Carnival.

Luke O'Connell was found with stab wounds after a fight broke out following a car crash.

The number of cases dealt with by police has risen by more than a quarter in four years, figures suggest.

The NI Human Rights Commission says its budget is severely restricting its ability to take legal cases.

As Newsnight unveils a new look and sound, the man behind the theme tune shares his composing secrets.

Police say two men were knifed inside Elephant and Castle station in "a shocking act of violence".

Unions say the increase is long overdue, and necessary, to attract graduates into the profession.

The cost of specialist support takes "officers off the street", a chief constable says.

Every week 11 terminally-ill people in Scotland suffer in pain as they die, campaigners say.

"I've never seen this many different plastics in one place," chemistry professor Tony Ryan says.

Intimate, off-guard images of acclaimed actors as they gear up to go on stage.

The Glasgow razor gang are making their mark in the latest season of Peaky Blinders.

After a decade as a Buddhist monk, Andy Puddicombe set up Headspace with one of his clients.

Richard Browning revives a 1934 dream by delivering a letter to the Isle of Wight in a jet suit.

Johanna Konta reaches the US Open quarter-finals for the first time by edging an unpredictable match against Karolina Pliskova.

MPs will have the whip withdrawn and be deselected if they rebel against the government, a source says.

A thousand painters gathered on the Cornish coastline in an attempt to break a world record.