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About a quarter of the estimated 220,000 EU citizens living in Scotland have so far applied to remain in the UK after Brexit.

Celebrity Big Brother contestant Lewis Bloor is accused of marketing coloured diamonds to investors.

Jane Lax resigns as treasurer of the Moray Conservative Association over her "completely unacceptable" tweets.

The spike in cervical screenings after Jade Goody's diagnosis was "short-lived", a charity says.

Ministers gave the prisons an extra £10m to spend on security measures to cut assaults and drug taking.

Two million older people are risking side-effects from taking multiple medications, a charity warns.

Channel 4's Dorothy Byrne says journalists must say when a politician is not telling the truth.

A new report says growing numbers of families live in the buildings but they are often unsuitable.

Mr Byrne wants to see hundreds more officers recruited and says the Stormont stalemate is "unhelpful".

At the Michaela School near Wembley a strict ‘tiger teaching’ approach has drawn both criticism and praise.

UK pilots at the airline begin a two-day walkout in a row over pay and conditions.

Cuadrilla said micro seismicity had been recorded near Blackpool at 20:46 BST on Wednesday.

Three riders have died since quarter of a million pounds was allocated to the Dundrod circuit in 2017.

Northern Ireland's examination board CCEA introduced a new C* grade this year.

As thousands of students find out their GCSE results, try our quiz of past exam paper questions.

Brian Taylor had been holidaying at the same resort as another man who also died from the disease.

Has your period ever ruined a night out? Three Celtic fans are trying to do something about it.

As hundreds of thousands of pupils await their GCSE results, there is a warning the exams were too hard.

The leaders will meet hours after the French president seemed to dampen hopes of any new Brexit deal.

Richard Clarke died after he was found with a head injury but his killer is still at large.