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Armed police responded to an incident at a flat in Rosehill Drive in Aberdeen on Friday evening.

The Met Police officer could potentially face a serious disciplinary charge, such as dismissal.

Fourteen UK airports now charge to drop off passengers, although Heathrow and Gatwick are free.

Police say the operation after two people were hospitalised by a nerve agent has "unique challenges".

David Coulthard swapped the high-powered world of Formula 1 for a new career path in the media and business.

How people across England will be flying the cross of St George to support the England World Cup team.

Stuart and Andrew took part in the first London Pride march. They shared their memories on a walk along the original route.

It is the fourth most common cancer in UK women but few know the symptoms to look out for.

Radio 2 documentary Double Acts will be her first project since revealing her Alzheimer's diagnosis.

With World Cup fever growing, how much do footballers get paid for playing for their country?

Celebrating the sliced loaf, ninety years on from when it first went on sale.

On the second anniversary of her daughter's death, Annette McKenzie begs for better mental health services.

Tom Neil flew 141 combat missions during the Battle of Britain in 1940.

The veterans taking part say diving on wrecks gives them time to forget about their injuries.

Saturday's papers feature Theresa May's cabinet Brexit agreement and England's World Cup game build-up.

The PM says the plan, agreed after a 12-hour meeting, will give the UK a "positive future" outside the EU.

Sixteen areas of England and Wales have not seen a seven-figure property sale in the last decade.

Lego fan Yvonne Radcliff called the rule at Legoland Discovery Centre in Birmingham "nonsense".

Epileptic Billy Caldwell may be allowed to take the medication at home instead of hospital.

As England prepare for a World Cup quarter-final, a former teacher remembers teaching the manager.