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Daniel Boulton is convicted of murdering Bethany Vincent and nine-year-old Darren Henson.

The behaviour of PCs based mostly at Charing Cross Police station was said to be "disgraceful".

Angela Rayner says people have the "right to know", but the Met rules out naming anyone fined over parties.

Reinfections have been rising sharply with Omicron, and they've now been added to official daily data.

One in five pupils were not in school last week - the lowest attendance level of the academic year.

The two-year-old girl was reported missing but less than an hour later found unresponsive by police.

Andrew Brady admits using social media to cause distress to columnist and presenter Dan Wootton.

Welfare support continues to be offered as 9,500 homes remain without supplies following weekend storms.

People receiving mail will be able to watch videos and, in the future, greetings from senders.

Sue Gray's report revealed "failures of leadership", but a senior Welsh Tory says PM should stay.

Plans to improve education outside the South East are being set out in the Levelling Up White Paper.

Trade groups had warned there could food shortages without a fresh deal to ensure supplies to industry.

The move affects about 55,000 customers in places including Armagh, Ballymena and Londonderry.

Crime writer Val McDermid protests at the signing of David Goodwillie who was ruled a rapist in a civil case.

BBC News NI hears the public's views on the change which is being enforced from Tuesday.

Countdown word expert Susie Dent reflects on the sale of the popular online game Wordle to the New York Times.

Prices last month were up 11.2% from a year earlier, but Nationwide predicts the market will slow in 2022.

The Labour leader says the PM has become distracted from key issues like the cost of living crisis.

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

The draft law aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in NI by 82% by 2050.