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A tax on baby food, pizzas and cakes could subsidise fruit and vegetables, England's chief medical officer says.

The thief was seen on CCTV sitting on a check-out and having a drink during a raid on a garden centre.

Paul Reece and Julie Elmore admitted two counts of causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal.

US president praises the two UK politicians as "big powers", ahead of his state visit next week.

Witnesses say the boy, who is in a stable condition, fell from a ride at Lightwater Valley in North Yorkshire.

Muhammad Javed used a hammer and machete to kill his wife, who he wrongly suspected was having an affair.

Former party leader calls for shake-up of rules, as 11 MPs vie to replace Theresa May.

Daniel and Thomas Bristow, nine, have a rare condition that affects their muscle strength.

Lily McCormick, whose death was ruled as accidental, was a "truly inspiring little girl".

Children were physically and sexually abused and emotionally degraded at Nazareth House orphanages, an inquiry finds.

Labour says CPS guidance is discouraging victims from seeking counselling while a trial is ongoing.

Closed online groups were targeted by disinformation in run-up to European elections.

PSNI Chief Constable apologises for calling first-responding officers at Greenvale Hotel "brave".

A man in his 20s has died following the incident in Johnston Terrace in Edinburgh.

Ahmed Ismail Ali is jailed for 14 years over the "shocking and remorseless" attempted murder.

Members of the public raised the alarm after seeing a group in difficulty.

Grenfell United campaigners say the new appointments mark a step towards justice for the fire's victims.

The journalist shared the news after TV viewers noticed a hand tremor during a report on new 5G technology.

Three-year-old Alfie Lamb was placed in the footwell of a car by his mother prior to his death.

The BBC News at One O' Clock tried to broadcast an interview about the 5G network using the new technology but ran into some issues.