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Police arrest a 33-year-old man and are searching a property in Somerset.

Zahid Younis is accused of killing two women and hiding their remains in a freezer.

A group of politicians urge Boris Johnson to order an inquiry into interference in UK elections.

The school, for children with additional needs, will be closed for 14 days after 12 Covid-19 cases are connected to the school.

Abdulfatah Hamdallah died trying to cross the English Channel in a dinghy, French authorities say.

Stats show that in July deaths with coronavirus made up 2.7% of all deaths in Wales.

Prosecutors say there is insufficient evidence to link Ralph Baxter's death to an earlier altercation.

The website for tests in England and Wales crashes on the morning of relaunching following the lockdown.

Investigators say the train which derailed near Stonehaven was travelling close to the maximum speed for the line.

The Strictly Come Dancing judges' desk will be without Bruno Tonioli until the end of the series.

Susan Acland-Hood joins the Department for Education on a temporary basis after issues with A levels.

Residents of Oldham, Pendle and Blackburn will not be able to socialise outside their households.

The company said all three members of staff were self isolating, as figures show cases in Cardiff rose.

The judge ordered Chana - who he said showed no remorse - to serve a minimum of 36 years in jail.

The Attorney General refers the jail terms to the Court of Appeal for being "unduly lenient".

A London-based student says her dreams have come true after a donation to fund her at university.

Nicola Sturgeon says there is a "possibility" it may become compulsory for some pupils to wear face coverings.

Three Afghan men claimed a "lock-in regime" at Brook House breached their rights to liberty.

Nicola Sturgeon says that more than 600 workers at the factory in Coupar Angus have now been tested.

After the exams chaos, parents pupils and teachers call for a major re-think of exams for next year,