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Dozens of firefighters are at the building in Blackburn, which is now The Bureau Centre for the Arts.

Department for Transport and Crossrail Ltd cannot explain "how the programme unravelled", say MPs.

The body of environmental activist Paul McAuley, 71, is found in the Amazon city of Iquitos.

Drum is using his training to protect the last two northern white rhinos on Earth.

Converted commercial buildings are becoming more commonly used for temporary accommodation.

The extremely rare Chinese giant salamander was rescued after an attempt to smuggle it into the UK.

Up to 7,500 people may be entitled to payouts after a court rules a 55-year-old law is unfair.

Zion Chiata is accused of killing driver Gavin Garraway, 40, in a knife attack near a Tube station.

The government is urged to "get a grip" on the "spiralling" costs of storing the decommissioned vessels.

One couple who are considering not vaccinating their child ask experts questions.

The rising price of cabbages, potatoes and bread pushed up prices in March, the BRC retail groups says.

The 1975's Matty Healy says paid fan meet and greets at gigs shouldn't happen. Is he right?

Wildlife experts want more controls on nets over hedges and trees, amid growing public concern.

Pressure is mounting on the government to end the use of painful restraints to control children's behaviour in youth custody.

There is wide support for forcing transparency measures on the islands, but will they spark a crisis?

The BBC's Ellis Horne looks at what might happen to our European getaways if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.

Nicola Sturgeon may travel to London to speak to Theresa May amid continuing Brexit uncertainty.

The town where half of new homes are former workplaces and children are dubbed "office block kids".

Interior design blogger Medina Grillo explains how to own renting.

The relationship between bees, honey and apple trees offers surprising insights about financial markets.