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James Oliver could "barely walk" and was incontinent, but was denied benefits, his brother says.

The men stole takings from a musician in a "targeted attack on a vulnerable disabled man".

Eyewitnesses say a man attending the funeral in Govanhill, Glasgow, was stabbed during a fight.

The vulnerable girls were given alcohol and drugs before some were raped by multiple men.

People with hidden disabilities tell Radio 1 Newsbeat how a blue badge will help them.

Those with hidden disabilities can now apply for the permits - but charities warn more spaces are needed.

Northern Ireland's second biggest energy supplier is "disappointed" to confirm a rise in bills.

She was sitting on a ledge below the boy when he fell on top of her at Port Gaverne in Cornwall.

The band's commitment to tackling climate change is questioned ahead of a global tour.

Police uniform used to remind Jack Smith of when his sister died from sudden infant death syndrome.

A 32-year-old man is in custody as part of the investigation into the death of Harry Baker, 17.

An RNLI rescue operation was launched after a Mayday alert was issued by the woman's dive boat.

Protesters tell parents that relationship education lessons will encourage children to masturbate.

Sabrina Cohen-Hatton draws on her difficult start as she takes charge of West Sussex Fire and Rescue.

Footage captures an officer tell former Liverpool striker Dean Saunders: "You can't even stand up."

The Court of Session will now make a full ruling next week on whether Boris Johnson is acting legally.

The BBC's royal correspondent breaks down exactly what we know about the controversial friendship.

Footage shows the ex-Liverpool striker tell a police officer who pulled him over he'd only had a pint.

A County Antrim mother took the government to court a year ago and won but says nothing has changed.

Bags of goldfish have been traditionally given out as prizes at fairgrounds, but is it time to stop?