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The taoiseach and Mr Johnson held their first phone conversation on Tuesday.

People with alcohol problems in England are less than half as likely to receive the right help as those in Scotland and Wales, research suggests.

Ennis Pecaku died from asphyxiation suffered during his birth at Basildon Hospital.

The 19 year-old could face a year in jail if she is convicted of falsely accusing 12 Israeli youths.

Even the brightest working class graduates face a battle to reach the top in elite professions.

A scheme to get sand dunes moving in England and Wales gains £4m of lottery funding.

Police say the man's actions were "unacceptable" especially as the station's toilets were open.

An ex-PC defends his decision to drop a probe into a man who went on to kill his ex-partner Shana Grice.

The Scottish government says the review will address how the programme meets growing demand.

A man, 86, is held over the discovery, which is linked to the disappearance of a woman in 1982.

Latin dancer Nancy Xu says she is "thrilled and excited" to be joining the BBC One ratings winner.

How the lives of patients like Patricia are being saved by the alcohol care team at Royal Liverpool Hospital.

The man was forced to go to the toilet in woods and live in a windowless trailer.

Find out more about the six contenders taking part in Thursday's by-election.

Amateur actress Ethel McGill is jailed for getting a friend to pose as her father who died in 2004.

Jayne Hardman, from Redditch, says her prosthetic noses help her "face the world".

Rochester Cathedral's nine-hole course aims to help "build bridges" but is dubbed "a mistake" by critics.

Congestion on the M4 has caused delays of up to an hour and 40 minutes for journeys.

Sterling continued to drop against the dollar and the euro amid the government's toughened stance on Brexit.

Harland and Wolff workers say they have a rota to ensure their protest continues around the clock.