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- Prison officers deal drugs, want sex and are badly trained, BBC told
- Glastonbury 2025: 11 tips for getting festival tickets
- Woman released without charge after care home deaths
- Bid to soften farm tax change rejected by Treasury
- King joins stars at Gladiator II premiere in London
- Lucy had postnatal depression and ended her life - could more have been done?
- More families being 'forced' into home education
- 'Axing Doctors after 24 years is the end of an era'
- 'I was targeted by gangs when I was eight'
- 'I found out I had cancer when 36 weeks pregnant'
Lewis Hamilton takes British Grand Prix pole
Lewis Hamilton wins a thrilling battle for pole position at the British Grand Prix, snatching top spot from Sebastian Vettel.
World Cup 2018 in pictures: How the nation watched England v Sweden
The country came to a standstill as fans tuned in for England's first World Cup quarter-final for 12 years.
World Cup 2018: EastEnders cast sing 'It's coming home'
Walford's finest cheer on the England team ahead of their World Cup quarter-final against Sweden.
Man dies after N Ireland tractor crash
The man in his 20s was a passenger in a John Deere tractor.
President Trump's Scotland visit confirmed
The US president will be in Scotland over three days next week but no details are confirmed.
Man arrested after armed police called to Aberdeen flat
Armed police responded to an incident at a flat in Rosehill Drive in Aberdeen on Friday evening.
Senior Met Police officer investigated over honours
The Met Police officer could potentially face a serious disciplinary charge, such as dismissal.
Airport parking is extortionate, says RAC
Fourteen UK airports now charge to drop off passengers, although Heathrow and Gatwick are free.
Amesbury Novichok police operation 'will take months'
Police say the operation after two people were hospitalised by a nerve agent has "unique challenges".
From podium to boardroom
David Coulthard swapped the high-powered world of Formula 1 for a new career path in the media and business.
Flying the flag: What this World Cup has done for England
How people across England will be flying the cross of St George to support the England World Cup team.
London Pride: The friends who took part in the first march
Stuart and Andrew took part in the first London Pride march. They shared their memories on a walk along the original route.
Womb cancer: 'I could have suffered less with earlier diagnosis'
It is the fourth most common cancer in UK women but few know the symptoms to look out for.
Dame Barbara Windsor back on the BBC after Alzheimer's diagnosis
Radio 2 documentary Double Acts will be her first project since revealing her Alzheimer's diagnosis.
Reality Check: Do footballers get paid for internationals?
With World Cup fever growing, how much do footballers get paid for playing for their country?
Sliced bread: Ninety years of pre-cut loaves
Celebrating the sliced loaf, ninety years on from when it first went on sale.
'Where is the action?' overdose Mum asks mental health minister
On the second anniversary of her daughter's death, Annette McKenzie begs for better mental health services.
'We were all kids': WWII pilot's memories
Tom Neil flew 141 combat missions during the Battle of Britain in 1940.
Wounded veterans explore 1906 shipwreck off north Devon coast
The veterans taking part say diving on wrecks gives them time to forget about their injuries.
Newspaper headlines: Cabinet Brexit agreement and England match preparations
Saturday's papers feature Theresa May's cabinet Brexit agreement and England's World Cup game build-up.
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