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Police say Alana Cutland expressed "anguish" about her research before she fell to her death in Madagascar.

The Royal College of Nursing criticises TENA, saying new mothers need more information about treatment.

The supermarket giant says the move will allow it to serve shoppers better and be more sustainable.

The health secretary tells the BBC he thinks MPs have missed their chance to block it.

Police release photos of eight men following trouble at the Pakistan v Afghanistan match at Headingley.

Daniel O'Sullivan attacked police dog Audi in a "plainly premeditated" attack, the judge said.

Officials seek bids to provide unmanned aircraft that could help rescue lives and track pollution.

The legal advice phone line will support women who have experienced sexual harassment at work.

Media regulator Ofcom rejects complaints against Channel 4's Jon Snow and Nigel Farage's LBC show.

A report into the baby's death found his father's risk grading "did not reflect ongoing concerns".

The giant glowing heart appeared on Cooper's Hill as part of a marriage proposal.

Kate Allsop was unveiled by Nigel Farage less than a week after starting work with Merthyr Tydfil.

Jeane Freeman says safety reviews are "on track" and hopes a phased migration will take place.

The Cambrian Way links Conwy to Cardiff and could take about three weeks to complete in one attempt.

Peter Atkins was detained in a secure hospital after stabbing his son-in-law to death in 2001.

Families who have experienced the death of a baby tell their stories.

Residents have shared photos of vegetation growing out of the spillway.

Samples from the River Sheppey are being tested and the cause is expected to be known later.

BBC journalist Olga Malchevska describes the scene at the Tate Modern when a boy fell five floors.

Twenty hospitals will receive funds, but a charity says the money risks being a "drop in the ocean".