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Winter is coming, as the clocks go back and temperatures are set to fall. So are you prepared?

Red, white or purple: does it matter what colour marks Remembrance Day?

Kate Gray is one of 55,000 women diagnosed with breast cancer each year in the UK.

The Cambridge Analytica scandal was a "serious breach" of data protection laws, UK regulator says.

Sgt Talaiasi Labalaba of the SAS fought off hundreds of guerrillas to protect his fellow soldiers.

Rex McCandless may not be a household name, but his designs can be seen on streets the world over.

Pep Guardiola's wife and two daughters were at the Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena the night a bomb was detonated on 22 May 2017.

Many more children woke up to a voice-based alarm than a traditional one, a study found.

Corporation is failing women and has a culture of "opaque decision-making", inquiry says.

Huge numbers of crimes are going unsolved as neighbourhood teams are stripped back, a report says.

Knowing a fruit fly's brain could help us understand what is going on with Alzheimer's disease.

Jim McCants took a food supplement to help him get healthy in middle age, but it left him in need of an urgent liver transplant.

British student Matthew Hedges has been charged with spying in the United Arab Emirates.

Confused by Brexit jargon? Reality Check unpacks the basics.

Julian Dunkerton wants shareholders to back his plan to return to the fashion retailer after last week's profit warning.

The UK's "colouring book queen" says a lack of funds created her 21 million-selling trademark style.

Nalini Sivathasan talks to some of London's Parsi community who can't wait to see him brought back to life on screen.

Rachael Bews says self-esteem and dignity are boosted by having a set of new clothes to wear.

A former "fluid analyst" from Aberdeen hopes to compete in the world pole dancing championships.

The Scottish health service is not financially sustainable and its performance has worsening, a watchdog warns.