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Worries about soil quality led to the creation of a new farming movement in the UK in the 1940s

Just one in 50 people can see stars as Nature intended, survey suggest

Two villages in the southern uplands both claim to be the highest in the country.

Radiohead's Johnny Greenwood and Hans Zimmer are also part of this year's line-up.

Orchardton Castle's owner offered it as a prize but gave the winner cash after low ticket sales.

Eating even small amounts of red or processed meat increases the risk of bowel cancer, study finds.

A claim alleging 46 million people were overcharged in shops due to high card fees has been revived.

The newspapers report on efforts by firefighters and a vicar to save the cathedral and its treasures.

Why did a young man kill himself two years after being circumcised?

Women are often portrayed as peacemakers, but research suggests they can play an active role in extremism.

Mahad Egal's family will now be placed on the council house waiting list, a legal letter says.

Twenty years ago, three bombings targeted London's black, gay and Bangladeshi communities.

Paul Linsell's World War Two replica, which he spent seven years restoring, is going on display at a museum.

When HMS Victory sank, she took with her an early prototype of the gyroscope, crucial to modern technology.

Hundreds of people were turned away from polling stations in a 2018 trial for not having proof of ID.

The promotion described broadband packages as being "gigafast" that did not offer 1Gbps speeds.

Firms cannot automatically keep a large deposit if a customer cancels owing to unavoidable circumstances.

Hundreds of spectators watched the A380 land for its first commercial service in Scotland.

Manchester United's Champions League run ends in the quarter-finals as Lionel Messi inspires Barcelona to victory in the second leg.

A scan at 36 weeks could help spot tricky breech deliveries, when a baby's bottom or feet will emerge first.