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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
Women's World Cup: Reaction to Scotland's 'harsh' exit
Scotland's World Cup dream shattered by VAR-assisted penalty in match with Argentina.
Stunning hats on show at Royal Ascot Ladies' Day
Intricate headwear is once again the order of the day as thousands flock to the annual racing meet.
Woman gives birth on Southend-on-Sea High Street
Lynn Htun was visiting a seaside town when she went into labour two and a half weeks early.
South Wales Police misconduct officer Rebecca Bryant sacked
The partner of Rebecca Bryant's son was a juror in a murder trial where she was the family liaison officer.
Tory leadership race: Javid eliminated from contest
Boris Johnson, Jeremy Hunt and Michael Gove are voted through to the final round of the Tory leadership contest, with Sajid Javid eliminated.
Church 'ignored abuse to protect reputation'
The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse says the Archdiocese of Birmingham ignored allegations of abuse.
John Worboys pleads guilty to sex drug attacks
The "black cab rapist" pleaded guilty to further offences relating to four more women.
The breakfast cafe where customers don't have to pay
Eggs & Bread asks its customers to pay what they like - one of a number of not-for-profit food projects open around the UK.
PSNI chief George Hamilton 'could live with' Troubles amnesty
George Hamilton says he does not back a Troubles amnesty but "could live with it".
UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia unlawful, court rules
Campaigners win a legal challenge over the government's decision to export arms to Saudi Arabia.
Jack Shepherd: Speedboat killer loses conviction appeal
Jack Shepherd fled to Georgia before he was convicted of killing Charlotte Brown in a boat crash.
London's first female fire commissioner Dany Cotton to retire
Dany Cotton says the "utter devastation" of the Grenfell Tower fire will never leave her.
Toy Story: How Buzz Lightyear keeps making millions
When the new Toy Story film opens on Friday, it is not just cinemas that will be hoping for a boost from sales.
All aboard Britain’s first hydrogen train
Britain is looking to become one of the next countries to start running hydrogen-powered trains.
Tory leadership: MPs to choose final two candidates
Jeremy Hunt, Michael Gove and Sajid Javid are vying to join frontrunner Boris Johnson as the last two candidates.
British wrestling champion Lionheart dies
Tributes are paid to the wrestling champion from Ayr who has died at the age of 36.
Hoarau murder: Ian Withers 'in limbo' over killing
Ian Withers wants police to rule him out as a suspect in the 1985 shooting of Gerard Hoarau in London.
Online pornography checks for under-18s 'face new delay'
Changes aimed at stopping under-18s viewing explicit content were due to come into force next month.
Leamington school sportswear uniform introduced
A Leamington Spa junior school replaces its uniform with 'activewear', despite objections.
Stoma bag 'has given me my life back'
Personal trainer Mesha Moinirad shares his experiences of living with a stoma bag to inspire others.
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