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Valerie Graves was bludgeoned to death while she was house sitting over Christmas in 2013.

Just one of the nine major water firms in England is performing at the expected environmental level.

BBC News NI assesses the impact of Parliament's vote to legalise same-sex marriage and abortion in NI.

The hit novel's first major stage version is hailed as "unmissable" and "pure theatrical magic".

The founder of the struggling retailer, known for its zip-up hoodies, says he is attempting to "steady the ship".

After recent large-scale job cuts, we asked the BBC audience how they coped when it happened to them.

Flamboyant Max Faulkner was daring in his play and his attire when he won the title 68 years ago.

Boris Hunt and Jeremy Hunt traded jibes in a feisty debate on ITV.

A nurse told she will wait three years over chronic pain underlines NI's worsening waiting lists.

The increase in hate crimes in the UK is the focus of a new docudrama.

The education secretary says today's teenagers need more help coping away from home.

The government's spending watchdog says there is "little to show" following the botched deal.

Growing opposition to policy of charging overseas NHS patients upfront for care in England.

The voice-assisted technology is going to provide health advice direct from the NHS Choices website.

Women with fewer "friendly" vaginal bacteria appear to be at greater risk, study finds.

Hackers stole 6,000 emails and other documents from a climate research centre almost 10 years ago.

How does blind dressage rider, Nicola Naylor, compete nationally and internationally in para and non-disabled events if she can't see?

The UK-led attempt to break the land speed record will conduct 500-600mph trials later this year.

An order banned Walton Bridges from being taken out of the UK while funds were raised to buy it.

The UK government isn't cutting emissions fast enough to tackle global heating, its advisers say.