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The BMA says government "must be transparent", after Newsnight reveals certain drugs cannot be stockpiled.

The IMF's Christine Lagarde says prolonged uncertainty will have a "negative impact" on the UK economy.

Alistair Carmichael wants to change the law to "oblige" all UK businesses to accept Scottish banknotes.

Shila Iqbal says she's "terribly sorry" for using offensive language online six years ago.

There has been speculation the Duchess of Sussex is considering a home birth - but what would this involve?

He faces extradition to the US for his alleged role in one of the largest leaks of government secrets.

Some see the man behind Wikileaks as a reckless 'hacktivist' - others think he's a campaigner for truth.

John Norton drove south on the M40's northbound carriageway for four miles before the fatal crash.

Jack Shepherd fled to Georgia before he was convicted of killing Charlotte Brown in a crash.

The PM vows to work on reaching an agreement with Labour ahead of the EU's new 31 October deadline.

Laleh Shahravesh has been fined over the Facebook posts, the group which represents her says.

The one-year-old from Clydebank was taken to the Royal Hospital for Sick Children after the fall on Wednesday.

Sally Elliott's love of bikes meant they were always going to be part of her funeral.

Graffiti has been scrawled at the Ring of Brodgar, the third largest stone circle in the British Isles.

Here are eight possible contenders for a seat at the judges' desk on BBC One's hit show.

The badly-neglected dogs were found stacked in cages by police and the RSPCA at a house in Morecambe.

Rupert Murdoch's Times and the Sunday Times should be allowed to pool resources, the government rules.

Theresa May says she doesn't want them but the parties are preparing for polls in six weeks time.

Could Birmingham's super-sized Primark change the way young people feel about department stores?

The BBC's Adam Fleming explains how the EU agreed a Brexit delay.