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- King marks 'important' 25th anniversary of Scottish Parliament
- Weather warning issued for spell of heavy rain
- BBC sitcom corner shop set to be auctioned off
- Stitched with love: Suicide memorial quilt brings comfort to bereaved
- Met PC sacked for 'spanking' 12-year-old girl
- After 'lacklustre' contest, next Tory leader has five days to prove their worth
- Dame Maggie Smith was able to live 'normal life' - until Downton Abbey
- Met PCs committed misconduct in schoolboy search
- Anger at disgraced breast surgeon's open prison move
- Why has a knitted tank rolled into this Welsh town?
Brexit: £3m fund to help UK nationals with EU forms
Support will go to UK nationals who need help applying for residency in the EU in the run-up to Brexit.
School buses: Pupils to miss out after law change
One mother says she and her friends have had to draw up a rota to drive their children to school.
'We live in LS Lowry's house... he might not approve of the colour scheme'
The Salford terrace where Lowry painted many of his famous works is now home to a family of six.
Queensferry Crossing work unfinished two years after opening
Snagging work on the Queensferry Crossing still to be carried out includes painting, mechanical and electrical work.
Miss England contestant Samantha Bumford's stalker due for release
An obsessive fan who was jailed for stalking Samantha Bumford is due to be released later this year.
Carpenter's hand reattached by surgeons after saw accident
Anthony Lelliott's hand was left hanging by skin and bone as he cut floorboards with a circular saw.
The brain nutrient vegans need to know about
People on vegan or plant-based diets must ensure they are getting enough choline, say experts.
South Western Railway strike: Workers begin four-day walkout
The industrial action will see about half of South Western Railways services cancelled.
Menopausal hormone therapy risks 'bigger and last longer' than thought
The increased risk of breast cancer lasts more than a decade after treatment stops, a study suggests.
How playing video games could get you a better job
Gaming has long been stigmatised as the preserve of the socially inadequate, but this is changing.
'Costs soar at hotel of mum and dad'
Offspring returning to the parental home increasingly enjoy free meals, laundry and lifts, a survey has found.
Half of parents 'want mobile phones banned in schools'
A new survey suggests that 49% of parents think the devices should be banned outright in UK schools.
Why are sheep being 'barbarically' butchered?
Farmers are left to collect the discarded body parts of their sheep during a "spike" in illegal butchering.
Music festivals: What can be done to stop drug deaths?
A 17-year-old's death at Leeds Festival has sparked debate about how to stop others meeting the same fate.
Brexit: UK negotiators 'to step up tempo' on new deal talks
The EU agrees to more frequent discussions, as MPs gear up for a Parliamentary showdown next week over a no-deal Brexit.
Peterborough fire: Trailer blaze at Hotpoint factory
Witnesses report hearing explosions after the blaze breaks out at the Hotpoint factory.
No single gene associated with being gay
A large analysis concludes genetic make-up is a factor, but does not determine sexual behaviour.
Red Arrows display team soar above Niagara Falls
The Red Arrows flew over the landmark as part of a tour of North American cities.
No-deal Brexit: Flu vaccine delays 'likely'
Doctors groups tell Newsnight they fear delays will add to pressures on the NHS this winter.
Fire-hit Dunfermline school 'could be closed for a year'
Councillors have been told pupils may not be able to return to Woodmill High in Dunfermline until next August.
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