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- She's electric: Loch Lomond teen is celebrity powerboat star
- Abortion protests near Scottish clinics banned as buffer zones law goes live
- Customised shoes give camel 'new lease of life'
- Defaced Banksy gets ‘anti-graffiti’ protection
- Widower's battle for wedding photos on wife's phone
- The Papers: PM to 'end gloom' and donor 'breaks cover'
- Forecast for drier weather after flash floods
- Harry's US visa application will stay private, judge rules
- 'No money and no answers' two years after collapse of funeral firm
- Ex-Harrods boss saw 'abhorrent' behaviour from Al Fayed
Edinburgh's Christmas: Ice rink ban at St Andrew Square
St Andrew Square owners say they have stopped the Edinburgh Christmas ice rink as it is causing too much damage.
MP Chris Davies unseated after petition triggers by-election
Brecon and Radnorshire's Chris Davies loses his seat after 10,005 people sign a recall petition.
Port Talbot building firm Jistcourt in administration
Chairman Rob Norman said after "a few difficult years in business, we are unable to continue trading."
Peter the 'fainting' cocker spaniel puzzles Sheffield vets
Peter's owner has been told the dog's unusual "quirk" doesn't seem to be causing him any pain.
Mark Field suspended as minister after grabbing activist
PM "concerned" after Mark Field marched out Greenpeace protester during City dinner.
Joyce Burgess death: Burglar Johnny Brazil admits manslaughter
Joyce Burgess was attacked by a burglar who knocked her door asking for a glass of water.
Hyponatraemia: Claire Roberts' death 'caused by hospital treatment'
An overdose of fluids contributed to the death of Claire Roberts, 9, from hyponatraemia, a coroner finds.
Social worker struck off over sex 'contract'
Robert Alderson groomed the vulnerable 19-year-old and paid for alcohol and outings, a panel hears.
Cheryl Hooper murder: Newport farmer guilty of killing wife
Cheryl Hooper was killed in front of her teenage daughter as she sat in her car outside her home.
#BringYourDogToWorkDay marked by pics of busy pups
Photos shared of dogs sitting at desks and doing more serious things on Bring Your Dog to Work Day.
Former Barclays chief John Varley cleared of fraud charges
The Court of Appeal declined an application by the Serious Fraud Office to overturn a previous court decision.
Boston tapes: Ex-IRA man to take case to Supreme Court
Anthony McIntyre secures hearing in bid to stop police getting interviews about his role in the Troubles
Danny Boyle rules out more Trainspotting films 'at the moment'
Oscar-winning director Danny Boyle rules out a third instalment of the Trainspotting films.
Man jailed for driving at 130mph with boy, 7, in car
Lucas Needham led police on a high-speed chase with "shameful disregard" for the boy, a court hears.
Question Time: Grandmother of 14 calls for politicians to act on knife crime
Politicians criticised by Question Time audience member in passionate speech about knife crime.
Danny Baker to revive show axed by BBC as a podcast
Sacked BBC broadcaster says he'll be back to "rule the world" in the New Year with twice-weekly show.
The 'chaos' that nearly derailed Hornby
The model maker's boss says he removed the firm's senior managers as they did not understand the business.
Windrush: Who exactly was on board?
The Empire Windrush ship arrived in England on 21 June 1948 carrying hundreds of passengers from the Caribbean, among others. What do we know about them?
The chart that defines our warming world
Communicating what's meant by climate change in one simple, easy to understand visualisation.
MP Mark Field accused of assaulting Greenpeace activist
Mark Field says he acted "instinctively" after footage showed him pushing a female climate activist.
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