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MPs call on the government to act, saying the failure to tackle harassment "normalised" it for girls.

The UK government must take urgent action to protect democracy from disinformation, a committee of MPs says.

John Morrison says a lot has changed since he edited the flagship BBC news programme from 1987-1990.

One brand of meat-free "bacon" is saltier than Atlantic seawater, according to Action on Salt's report.

The event in Inverness' Victorian Market will mark the close of the ZombieNess festival.

The Scottish region is named one of the travel guide's top 10 destinations for 2019.

Primary schools are closed and home care services disrupted as unions stage a 48-hour walkout

Campaigners say they increase obesity levels, but local authorities say they need more powers to curb their growth.

Health data shows a lower proportion of women have been having the test when they should.

The PM's Commons showdown on Brexit attracts headlines alongside a study into toxic microplastics.

Alex Lewis will attempt to summit Ras Dashen mountain in Ethiopia in January using a special buggy and rock climbing.

Afia has fostered 27 children in Tower Hamlets - now she's won an award for exceptional contributions to foster care.

The walkout will be the longest yet in the dispute over the role of guards on South Western Railway.

Koshka Duff says she was stripped naked, manhandled and humiliated by a group of police officers.

Competitors bellow across the moors in the hope of a return call from a mating stag.

Eight Britons are known to have been killed fighting with the Kurdish militia against the Islamic State group.

Ever wonder why UK productivity is so low? It's all down to meetings, says Stephanie Hare.

A breakdown of where the government's money comes from and where it goes.

The art student was "freaking out" when she was asked to make the rapper a birthday present.

The prime minister tells MPs progress is being made, after days of speculation about her job.