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Confrontational online language from US politics is invading the UK and Europe.

The presenter took over from Chris Evans in January after he left to join Virgin Radio.

Staff who have used the technology for acute kidney injury describe it as a "potential lifesaver".

Measures to beef up border security and stockpile medicines are among the preparations being funded.

Scottish government calls for "iconic" products to keep their protected status even if there is a no-deal Brexit.

Could climate change and vegan diets see more fruit and veg grown in Wales in future?

In the world of instant messaging, a simple punctuation mark can take on new meanings.

The chain says it received a positive response after removing packaging from its Oxford store.

Sales of plastic bags and the military's "social media warfare" plans feature in Thursday's papers.

Plastic tents are often left behind, and each one is the equivalent of around 250 plastic cups.

Lundy lies 11 miles off the coast and has a population of 27 staff but hosts thousands of visitors.

Bumi Thomas, a jazz artist who thought she was a British citizen, is now facing deportation from the UK.

David Fadd is a model who is using social media to encourage men to be confident about their bodies.

MPs have called for schools with a higher risk of youth violence to have dedicated PCs, but what do these officers do?

Plans to buy up thousands of tonnes of unsold lamb in the event of a no-deal Brexit could be unworkable, Newsnight learns.

The gang, armed with knives, tried to take food from delivery drivers and attacked one with a bar.

Roads are closed, rail services cancelled and homes flooded as severe downpours cause disruption.

Organised crime officers execute searches in Swansea, Carmarthenshire and Kent, police say.

Unionist peer hits out at "outrageous" decision to remove all images of the Queen.

The new prime minister's Brexit strategy received a lot of push-back in Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast.