UK News BBC News Feed

Mohamed Bangoura's passport was rejected by authorities as he boarded a flight home.

Russia accuses the UK of "hysteria" as Western powers say Russian state "almost certainly" behind attack.

The Loose Women presenter says she's not "strong enough" to cope after Kim Woodburn row.

Louise Egan was accused of using passenger's cash to fund expensive foreign dental treatment.

Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust already faced allegations over avoidable deaths and injuries.

A firefighter apologises to the families of residents on the 14th floor of Grenfell Tower.

The guide is viewed as a "game-changer" which it is hoped will have a long-lasting impact.

The supermarket chain will no longer refund shoppers if items can be bought cheaper elsewhere.

The peckish prowler rustled up the hot meal after breaking into a hair salon and flat in Didcot.

E-cigarette users should not have to "come face to face with the thing they are trying to give up", MPs hear.

Lily and Darcy Ellis had a 5% chance of survival, but four years later they are ready for school.

Georgia 'Toff' Toffolo says she doesn't want photographers taking photos up her skirt.

Kayden Urmston-Bancroft died of natural causes "contributed to by neglect", a coroner concludes.

China said HMS Albion had "violated Chinese law" by entering disputed waters in the South China Sea.

Legislation will also be brought forward to allow civil servants to make decisions in the absence of Stormont.

Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan died by drowning due to alcohol intoxication, inquest told

Supporters of a man Tasered by police say they have concerns after an officer was cleared of misconduct.

Radio 1 listeners transport a Cornish pasty from Cornwall to Aberdeenshire this week.

Presenters of the You, Me and the Big C podcasts, Deborah James and Lauren Mahon, vow to carry on.

Building the version of 2,500-year-old Dun Deardail involved about 35,000 Lego pieces.