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New restrictions will close a loophole in the law in England and Wales, the government says.

A range of stories in Thursday's papers including calls from an army chief for the UK to train citizens.

People taken off waiting lists waited five years to eventually receive knee and hip surgeries.

Treasures taken 150 years ago will go back, the BBC can reveal, in a possible model for other disputes.

The blaze razed a warehouse to the ground but also had far reaching impact on those working nearby.

Wayne Brown, who led West Midlands Fire and Rescue Service, died at his home earlier, the service says.

The plaque on Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church commemorates the time Dr King lectured in London.

In an exclusive interview with the BBC, Ian Coates's family brand Valdo Calocane a "coward".

The bodies of Jasmin Kuczynska, 12, and Natasha Kuczynska, eight, were found with those of two adults.

The singer-songwriter is nominated for seven Brit awards including artist of the year and best album.

Researchers say children who gained weight in the pandemic could develop diseases later in life.

But Sir Simon Clarke tells the BBC some other Tory MPs privately agree Rishi Sunak should be removed.

MPs are told the proposals are "completely idiotic" and could fuel antisemitism.

General Sir Patrick Sanders points to threat of Russia as he warns of UK's lack of readiness for war.

Shepherd was jailed for manslaughter after Charlotte Brown was thrown from a speedboat on the Thames.

Parents are taking their children out of schools with dangerous concrete, a head teachers’ union says.

Tahir Ali said Rishi Sunak had "the blood of thousands" on his hands over the Israel-Gaza conflict.

Preston North End forward Finlay Cross-Adair is handed a community order over a May 2023 assault.

Ardross Castle in the Highlands has links to a controversial duke and Worcestershire sauce.

The chart-topping star becomes the first artist to score seven nominations in a single year.