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The Star Wars villain-shaped balloon leads the Bristol Balloon Fiesta's morning mass ascent.

The southbound carriageway is shut close to Gloucester while the crash is investigated.

A determined cyclist battles through a deluge in Edinburgh as flooding caused major problems for commuters.

He was repeatedly stabbed in a "sudden and brutal attack" as he tried to stop a van in east London.

A woman who was with him "screamed for help" when he disappeared below the surface of the water.

As the famous shipyard enters administration, BBC News NI speaks to workers at risk of losing their jobs.

Around 50% of young people in the UK lose their mental health when they turn 18

A cancer charity says the struggles faced by women with physical disabilities are unacceptable.

AI has enormous power to improve the health service, say ministers.

What Car? magazine's experts prove latest car models with keyless entry systems can easily be hijacked.

The singer's eighth album tells the stories of spies, nuns and poets that history has overlooked.

The number of permanent staff appointments in Scotland fell for the first time in two and a half years.

Surveyors say the market is "pretty much flatlining" - although parts of the UK are still seeing prices rise.

The project provides meals and activities in schools during the long summer break.

The 10-year-old stopped attending school after becoming distressed and highly anxious.

Figures reveal details of nearly £1m worth of compensation payouts by Network Rail over five years.

Three transgender men call for more training of local GPs to relieve pressure on specialist clinics.

One young woman describes what it was like to be told she had the virus as a child - and how she coped.

Many do not have accommodation and support services in place when they leave, a report finds.

The mother of a girl sexually abused by classmates aged six says the attacks "broke" her daughter.