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Nora Quoirin's grandfather says her disappearance on holiday in Malaysia is "extremely mysterious".

Tyler Stevens was attacked by a man riding a moped as he walked through a village with his friend.

Cambridge University student Alana Cutland fell from a light aircraft last month.

Aaron Campbell claims the sentence was excessive because he was 16 when he killed Alesha MacPhail.

The move is not related to Brexit, but means UK rail journeys will no longer be covered by Interrail passes.

William McLean took five lines of coke before driving the wrong way down the East Kilbride Expressway, killing Allan Nicholson.

At one of the UK's biggest wholesale markets the potential for delays at ports are the biggest concern.

One Belfast city centre camera raised £1.5m in fines in the past four years, official figures show.

British-born millionaire Peter Chadwick is captured in Mexico after spending four years on the run.

The lawyer representing a 19-year-old British woman cites a "serious disagreement" with his client.

The seaside birds are less likely to steal your chips when you watch them, according to scientists.

"We just want answers" says a father whose 22-year-old son vanished six months ago.

Holidaymakers at some UK airports are facing long queues and issues with the online check-in system.

A new price cap could see households on default energy tariffs typically pay £75 less from October.

Three buildings collapsed as the fire swept through the mill on Tuesday.

John Boreland's family is offering £10,000 in return for new information about his killing in 2016.

Essex sportswoman Nabila Tejpar says she 'fell in love' with rally driving at 16.

UK firms urge the government to relax rules to allow them to work together to supply food after Brexit.

A "disproportionate" number of female and ethnic minority staff file internal complaints, MPs say.

The BBC's Adam Fleming explains what a no-deal Brexit might mean for the 27 EU countries.