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Why do different rules apply in Northern Ireland when it comes to abortion and same-sex marriage?

The gold post box in Dunblane was knocked down when it was hit by a car on Monday evening.

The number of women in custody reached 84, the highest on record over the last five years.

Campaigners say investigations have stopped after complainants refused to hand over their devices.

The ambition is part of a range of measures to tackle the causes of preventable ill health.

Why did Carl Beech make false allegations of murder and sexual abuse against public figures?

An academic describes the advert for an air conditioning firm as "like something out of the 1950s".

Roman and early Saxon finds were also discovered at the settlement, which was previously unknown.

Newborn screening checks for rare but serious health conditions are not happening, says a charity.

A lawyer representing victims of the contaminated blood scandal urges ministers to help them.

Charlotte Loubser is one of an increasing number of people making claims against their former employers.

Abdi Jama was paralysed after a fall. Now he's an international wheelchair basketball player for Great Britain.

Oil and petrol prices have only risen modestly because of the crisis in the Gulf, but that could change.

Could we be closing the generation gap over a drink in your local?

Residents of the UK's most Brexit-supporting town share their thoughts on Scottish independence with The Nine.

The case of Carl Beech - who invented a series of claims against VIPs - leads most of the papers.

Early findings of patients reporting thoughts of self-harm warranted investigation, Newsnight finds.

A cross-party group of parliamentarians is seeking a ruling that parliament cannot be prorogued.

The ex-prime minister tells the BBC his party is in a "difficult" place over anti-Semitism and Brexit.

A convicted paedophile made false allegations of murder and sexual abuse against public figures.