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The struggling department store chain plans to close the shops next year, affecting 1,200 staff.

Academic warns of a "witch-hunt" and attempts to exclude people on the right from public debate.

Nearly 200,000 current and former customers are receiving a share of repayments, thought to total about £6m.

Police have released footage of the suspected gunman involved in the murder of journalist Lyra McKee.

A woman bullied for her looks sets up a fashion show to highlight the importance of body confidence.

The duke has been meeting survivors of the Christchurch mosque shootings, which killed 50 people.

Operation Black Vote say all-black shortlists could be the answer to tackle a lack of diversity in local councils.

The blast came from a train used to carry molten metal at the Port Talbot site.

The bank says uncertainty over Britain's exit from the EU could "make income growth more challenging".

A van is driven into the west London store in the early hours before thieves on mopeds stole items.

Organisers are criticised for excluding assisted runners - such as wheelchair user Aaron Kerr.

What happened when a stranger AirDropped a picture of his naked body onto my phone.

Sir Mark Sedwill's letter to ministers comes amid pressure for a more robust response to the Huawei leaks.

The singer explains why going back to school helped her reclaim her pop crown.

Teenager Greta Thunberg said the UK's carbon emissions reduction relied on "creative accounting".

Richie Driss will make his debut on the children's show on 16 May, CBBC confirms.

The salary advantage for young people getting a degree is twice as big for postgraduates.

The average councillor is 59, white and probably called David or John.

Abbie is embracing her acne as she heads on a night out for the first time without make-up.

Scotland's fire service is to introduce a controlled burning regime as the problem is predicted to worsen.