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An advertising campaign urging the public to prepare for Britain's exit from the EU begins.

Industry body says it is "categorically untrue" fresh food would be unaffected by a no-deal Brexit.

Police have been searching the B&M store in Perth which was destroyed in a suspicious blaze a week ago.

Hundreds gather to remember Michelle Pearson, who died 20 months after an arson attack at her home.

The 21-year-old, from the Middlesbrough area, is in custody after being arrested in London.

The pilot of Otto the Helicopter explains what it's like to fire off 1,000 fireworks during an air display.

Police want to speak to Leon Symons from Cardiff in connection with Harry Baker's death.

The video by The 1975 shows singer Matt Healy wearing a fake vest and appearing to detonate it.

The child was flown to Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool after the attack on Saturday.

A man dies in hospital and a second man is seriously wounded following attacks in Basingstoke.

The men were sitting in a van when the "potentially hazardous" substance was thrown, police say.

Rajesh Chand was crossing a road in Birmingham when he was struck by a car.

The 800-mile "Great North Trail" goes between the Peak District and the far north coast of Scotland.

One person attending the funeral in Govanhill, Glasgow, was treated for stab wounds after the fight.

Keir Starmer says the plan is to stop no deal, as Michael Gove refuses to say ministers would abide by it.

Shadow Brexit Secretary Keir Starmer on plans to bring forward legislation to stop a no-deal Brexit.

Airlines say some flights to and from the UK are facing delays over issues in French airspace.

James Wood shares his top tips on how to live off the land in the city.

The fight broke out in the Braunstone area of Leicester and allegedly involved 20 people, police say.

Brexit, Stormont talks, RHI inquiry findings - here's what you need to know ahead of a busy autumn.