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- Homeworkers get 24 more minutes of sleep a day
- National park says dropping Snowdon name a success
- London Stansted records 'busiest day in history'
- Macron and Starmer vow 'unwavering' Ukraine support
- First snow of season for some as Arctic air to sweep in across UK
- 'Traitors' poster put up at Michelle O'Neill's office
- Daniel Khalife pleads guilty to prison escape
- Silence falls for Armistice Day commemorations
- Europe marks Armistice Day with two-minute silence
- Skies to clear for Taurid meteor shower peak on Monday
First image of Einstein's 'spooky' particle entanglement
Scientists capture an image of two particles interacting and sharing their physical states for an instant.
Electric scooter rider killed in Battersea lorry crash
The 35-year-old woman died at the scene at a roundabout in south-west London.
Sizewell B nuclear plant ammonia leak closes part of beach
A spokeswoman says the leak was "immediately contained" and there was "no risk to public health".
Tory leadership: Jeremy Hunt 'expects' Brexit by Christmas
But leadership rival Boris Johnson says the UK will leave the EU on 31 October "come what may".
Theresa May's final Number 10 interview
The prime minister has told the BBC that she will leave the job with a "mixture of pride and disappointment"
First Extinction Rebellion protesters appear in court
More than 1,000 demonstrators were arrested during April's climate change protests in London.
Theresa May speaks of 'pride and disappointment' as prime minister
The PM reflects on her Brexit battles, criticism and achievements in an exclusive BBC interview.
'You have no power or control over what's happening'
Nyla Khan was 17 when she was forced to marry her cousin during a family holiday to Pakistan.
'Tortured' Wolverhampton football fan complains to Fifa
Ali Issa Ahmad says he was badly beaten after wearing a Qatar flag T-shirt at a match in Abu Dhabi.
Heathrow strike threat to summer holiday travel
The Unite union says 4,000 staff will strike over pay, but the airport says it has plans to remain open.
Darren Pencille: Train killer 'would panic during rail journeys'
Darren Pencille, the man who stabbed Lee Pomeroy to death on a London-bound train, had a history of mental illness.
Aliny Godinho stabbing: Husband 'never wanted to kill'
Ricardo Godinho, who denies murdering his wife, tells jurors he feared she would take his children.
What it's like being black in rural England
Author Rachel Edwards said in the past people have asked her "what are you doing here?".
Woman who stabbed 'controlling' partner in neck jailed
The judge said previous voice messages from Alex Glanfield-Collis's partner had been "chilling".
Darren Pencille guilty of train stab murder
Darren Pencille stabbed Lee Pomeroy 18 times in an argument on a Guildford to London train.
Twelfth of July parades: Thousands march across NI
Tens of thousands of spectators are expected at 18 marches marking the 1690 Battle of the Boyne.
Alex Salmond trial 'will start next year'
It is understood the trial of the former first minister on charges of attempted rape and sexual assault will not begin until at least January.
Migrant search camera trial seen in leaked footage
Long-range thermal imaging cameras could be used by Border Force to monitor migrant boats setting sail from France.
Wakefield PC's body armour 'aided early cancer diagnosis'
The 33-year-old noticed a slight ache in her left breast after wearing her protective uniform.
Warning issued over adrenaline pen fault
Some Emerade pens have blocked needles so patients are advised to carry a spare one at all times.
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