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Restrictions are placed on several broadcasters as a law makes it an offence to spread "fake" information.

Ashlee Colvin says she hid 150 books in Great Harwood for children to find and be "excited to read".

Jack Ritchie was failed by "woefully inadequate" warnings about dangers of betting, a coroner says.

Sainsbury's also announces it will rename chicken Kiev as chicken Kyiv in support of Ukraine.

Ukrainians with family in the UK say the government should make more effort to provide refuge.

Police question suspects over the blaze at Dalton Mills, once Yorkshire's largest textile mill.

The company says the increase will add £244 to the annual household bill from 1 April this year.

Kyrell Matthews suffered weeks of abuse before he died, much of it caught on distressing recordings.

Dr Ling Felce was taking a leading role in setting up a new institute within Oxford University.

Royal Mail says letter deliveries are continuing to decline, but operating costs are going up.

The widow of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko is appealing for the conflict in Ukraine to end.

African grey parrot, Jesse, also plucked out his own feathers when his owner died, the RSPCA says.

The killer of Alistair Wilson, who was shot on the doorstep of his family home in 2004, has never been found.

Paulette Hamilton has become Birmingham's first black MP, winning with 55% of ballots cast.

Sir Paul McCartney will top the bill on the Pyramid Stage, a week after his 80th birthday.

All London Underground lines are running but with severe disruption reported across the network.

Drivers of older, more polluting vehicles will have to pay a fee to drive anywhere in the capital.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday morning.

Five people died when the passenger hovercraft flipped over in heavy seas off the Hampshire coast.

The remains of the fishing boat were found by two dog walkers, who initially thought it was debris.