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The UK Space Agency backs Scotland's north coast as the place to launch satellites to orbit.

Prime Minister promises extra investment for industry weeks after Airbus threatened to leave UK.

Grassland the size of 150 football pitches was on fire on Wanstead Flats in east London.

Luc Blieck, who has learning disabilities and does not speak English, was last seen in Westminster.

Thousands of buccaneers take to the streets of Hastings for Pirate Day.

He was injured when a pony bolted free from a pen at a county show and hit him, says eyewitness.

Matthew Rowley says his brother Charlie picked up a perfume bottle - but police have not confirmed it.

Gina Ingles, 34, and Milo, four, were found in the house in Eastbourne a day after Tuesday's blaze.

US President Donald Trump says Queen Elizabeth II 'is a fantastic person' after meeting her.

It's hoped a breeding programme will help maintain numbers of the vulnerable species.

Women, men and children joined a mass homage to the singer.

Britain's Jack Draper is beaten by top seed Tseng Chun-hsin in the boys' singles final at Wimbledon.

The family of four and their dog were cut off due to the high tides at Brean Down prompting a lifeboat rescue.

The three-year-old roe deer is thought to have swum across The Solent before getting stuck.

Trump, immigration, leadership, EU law and 'cutting out David Davis' - here are five things the Prime Minister revealed.

Iain Bevan is raising money for cancer research after the death of his mother and father-in-law.

Crews had to work in "challenging conditions" to bring the crop fire under control.

The department store chain says credit insurers are continuing to provide cover to its suppliers.

Hundreds of people were denied entry to the festival at Kelvingrove Park, despite having valid tickets.

Sean Cox, who was attacked before a Champions League game in April, is slowly recovering, according to reports.