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- Sunak vows to hit 2.5% defence spend target by 2030
- Watch: Cash machine ripped from building society
- Head teacher abused girl all the time, court told
- Rwanda flights needed to deter migrants, says minister
- Just Stop Oil doctor suspended for five months
- Showjumper murdered out of 'jealousy', trial hears
- New Prince Louis birthday photo taken by Kate
- Petrol prices on UK forecourts hit 150p a litre
- Off duty PCs catch suspected thief while on stag do
- Migrants cram onto small boat during BBC broadcast
Stormont crisis: DUP to meet to decide on power-sharing move
Party officers will meet on Friday as the DUP faces pressure to end the 23-month impasse.
What happens when you think AI is lying about you?
BBC Tech Editor Zoe Kleinman tried to challenge the output of a chatbot - but all was not as it seemed.
British Gas boss: I can't justify my £4.5m pay
Chris O'Shea, chief executive of Centrica, says he does not set his own pay but it is impossible to justify.
Storm Isha: Dramatic weather change ahead with new storm named
Storm Isha will bring strong winds and rain from the weekend, with conditions also becoming less cold.
Newham: Newborn baby girl found in shopping bag
The girl, who is safe and well in hospital, was found wrapped in a towel in London.
Watch: The Traitors - who just bowed out?
Thursday night's episode of the BBC hit programme had viewers on the edge of their seats.
Retail sales fall at sharpest rate since Covid
Sales during December tumbled by 3.2% as shoppers stocked up earlier on Black Friday discounts.
Wilderness Festival to return despite noise concerns
Wilderness Festival will take place at Cornbury Park, near Chipping Norton, in early August.
Bronson Battersby's sister does not blame social services for his death
Two-year-old Bronson Battersby is believed to have starved after his father suffered a fatal heart attack.
Muriel McKay: Home Office blocks murderer's UK return, says victim's family
Muriel McKay's family says her killer cannot return to the UK to show where she was buried years ago.
MPs call for Awaab's law to cover mouldy homes in private sector
MPs says plans to crackdown on unsafe homes after a toddler's death should cover private rentals.
Newspaper headlines: Netanyahu 'will not accept' Palestinian state and 'Nato warns of war'
The papers lead on stories including that the Israeli PM will not accept a Palestinian state after the Gaza war.
Watch moment Sheila Hancock's smart watch interrupts interview
Amol Rajan's interview with the actress was unexpectedly disrupted.
MP's pet abduction bill set to be given government support
MP Anna Firth's proposed bill would make it a specific criminal offence to steal a cat or a dog.
Reluctant statesman Rishi Sunak turns focus to foreign affairs
The PM has become an engaged international actor, showing his hawkish side in Ukraine and the Red Sea.
Child sexual abuse victims waiting longer for help, report finds
Waiting times for support including counselling have doubled since 2015, according to a major report.
Ofsted sorry for its role in Ruth Perry's suicide
It is the first time the inspectorate has taken responsibility for the part it played in her death.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt hints at further tax cuts
The chancellor says that tax cuts would help the economy be more dynamic and grow faster.
Diego Garcia: UN says UK military island not suitable for stranded migrants
UN officials have been granted access to Diego Garcia two years after asylum seekers landed there.
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