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A crew member sustained a minor injury in a "controlled explosion" at Pinewood Studios in June.

YouTuber Daniel Howell told the BBC the fight to being accepted as LGBT is far from over.

There is a fear that the full scale of the challenge is still not understood by security services.

Violet-Grace Youens was killed by a hit-and-run driver who collided with her at 83mph.

Applications are handled in different ways depending on location, an assembly committee finds.

From life on the streets to the world's most famous cricket ground

Summer has finally arrived, but are there sartorial limits to what you can wear to work?

The airline and pilots' union will hold talks to avoid a potentially disruptive summer walkout.

Fallout from the leaked memos about Trump and concerns about no-deal Brexit make the front pages.

They are due to appear in court on Monday after police seized explosive substances in Ballymena.

Avoniel Leisure Centre closed early on Sunday amid tensions over loyalist bonfires.

They say an elephant never forgets and Kate certainly won’t forget her 50th birthday at Blackpool Zoo.

A 23-year-old woman and a man, 28, are arrested over the hit-and-run killing on the M61 on Saturday.

The scholarships will target those with academic potential but limited opportunities.

The Foreign Office will explore how memos from the UK's envoy in the US were published by a paper.

Tesfa Campbell was found by police stabbed in a London street and later died in hospital.

The 15-year-old girl was crossing Glenburn Road in Paisley with friends when she was struck by a car.

One worker is taken to hospital after 28 were assessed by ambulance crews at JLR's Solihull site.

Helen Skelton and other swimmers complete a charity crossing of the Humber Estuary.

The teenager was struck by a car speeding on the wrong side of Glenburn Road in Paisley.