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A total of 121 Welsh politicians tell researchers they have suffered abuse.

The BBC is told "forces are trying to scupper" plans for a new complaints system for abuse victims.

Europe’s largest gathering of naturists has descended on a quiet campsite in Somerset.

Masked men use burning cars to block roads in Belfast during disorder linked to traditional loyalist bonfires.

England may be out of the World Cup but fans and celebrities are showering the team with praise.

There will be meetings with the PM and the Queen, but mass protests across the UK are expected.

Sheffield artist Pete McKee gave away artworks in exchange for tins of food.

Paul Cleeland was jailed in 1973 for the murder of suspected gangland boss Terry Clarke.

Brothers Alex and Nick are making a documentary about Down's Syndrome.

The IFS concludes per pupil spending in England's schools is falling and has not been protected.

Young drivers increasingly want to buy electric cars - but myths are still deterring older drivers, survey shows.

UK company Babylon Health is testing an artificially intelligent medical chatbot in Rwanda.

The "principled and practical" package honours the referendum and meets business needs, ministers say.

Comedian Paul Chowdhry talks about his life in comedy and why he's not afraid to push the boundaries.

The airline is facing its first strike in Ireland since recognising unions in its home market.

Homes are typically taking two weeks longer to sell compared with last spring, surveyors say.

England's World Cup semi-final defeat and the US President's visit to the UK make the front pages.

Hearts are broken as England lose 2-1 in extra time in World Cup semi-final.

England's bid to reach a first World Cup final since 1966 ends in the last four with an extra-time defeat by Croatia in Moscow.

A Sinn Féin councillor describes the incident as "a reckless sectarian attack".