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Lottery funding will pay for surveys and conservation work to help protect smooth snakes.

Two Scottish wildcat kittens have been born in a captive breeding programme in the Highlands.

Nicholas Fearn says someone created a Gmail account in his name, and then withdrew his job application.

A senior Tory says the views expressed by the leadership rivals appear to rule out any compromise.

The club says it faces "pretty much an impossible task" in trying to tackle the mess and nuisance caused.

Kyle Davies told police he "didn't want to hurt anyone else" with the weapon, a court hears.

Temporary accommodation has been built in Aviemore for the crew while the production is in the Cairngorms.

Guinness World Records says the Harlech street has beaten the previous record holder in New Zealand.

Karina Ramage arrived for her shift with her guitar and ended up doing an impromptu audition.

Pearson says students will only be able to rent physical books as it makes all products "digital first".

The moon may appear red on the day of the 50th anniversary of the historic space flight.

Allegations of sexual communications with children were among those not included in official figures.

The Extinction Rebellion group is holding climate protests across the UK.

It is not now expected in Welsh Government plans for the next year, but transport changes are.

Jacquie says it was like a fire ripping through her family after five relatives died because of drug addiction.

May saw the world's first unmanned commercial shipping operation.

New figures are expected to show a record number of people died as a result of drugs last year.

New tools to fight online scams are launched after a legal action by TV personality Martin Lewis.

John Blackburn vividly remembers watching Apollo 11 take off at Cape Canaveral in 1969.

People are being "let down" because of a backlog of 830 fingerprint cases waiting to be analysed.