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- Eurovision hopefuls put on the style in Malmo
- Racist abuse won't put new Derry mayor off job
- Hundreds at vigil for 'gentle, focused' 14-year-old
- Springsteen in Cardiff for latest leg of marathon tour
- Family of seven injured in holiday bus crash
- Family of seven injured in holiday bus crash
- Man nailed to fence in 'sinister' Bushmills attack
- Man nailed to fence in 'sinister' Bushmills attack
- Lord of the Rings actor Bernard Hill dies aged 79
- Swinney warns of SNP rebuild delay if leader bid challenged
Winsford shooting: Woman dead and man in custody
She was found outside a home in Exmoor and an injured man was found in an outbuilding.
Extremist neo-Nazi group to be banned under terror laws
Anyone found to be a member of the far-right group Sonnenkrieg Division could face 10 years in jail.
NI Executive facing shortfall of £600m
Finance minister says NI Executive faces a shortfall of £600m trying to meet the demands of departments.
Manchester Arena bomber Salman Abedi captured on CCTV days before attack
Salman Abedi's brother Hashem denies murder, attempted murder and conspiring to cause explosions.
World's most expensive sheepdog sells for £18k
Megan the border collie will leave her home in Northumberland to herd cattle in Oklahoma.
Man guilty of Gerald Corrigan crossbow murder on Anglesey
Terence Whall lay in wait for Gerald Corrigan and shot him as he tried to fix his satellite dish.
Coronavirus: UK 'well prepared' to deal with cases, says government
The number of UK cases rose to 13 after cruise ship passengers returned to Britain on Saturday.
Julian Assange 'put lives at risk' by sharing unredacted files
The Wikileaks co-founder appears at a court in London on the opening day of his extradition hearing.
Facebook: Home food businesses concern FSA watchdog
The chairwoman of the Food Standards Agency wants the social media firm to bring in stricter checks.
Tesco to sell plasters in different skin tones
The supermarket chain says it wants to give a better reflection of ethnic diversity.
The flooded Shrewsbury garden with swans and ducks
Chris Allen says his garden has been "engulfed" by the River Severn in Shrewsbury.
Snow: Showers bring disruption to England and Scotland
Travel disruption, school closures and sledging in north-east England and the Scottish Borders.
'Old laptop' may have started blaze at Highlands school
All pupils and staff left Park Primary School in Invergordon safely but the building was engulfed in flames.
Health unions vote to accept government pay offer
Unison, Unite and the Royal College of Nursing had been taking strike action over pay and staffing.
Police and CPS accused of racism after Christopher Kapessa's death
The family of a boy who died in a river has questioned why a suspect has not been prosecuted.
Anglesey crossbow murder: How car technology helped catch a killer
Details showing a car's movements were a key factor in finding the killer of Gerald Corrigan.
British boy, three, dies at water park in Phuket, Thailand
The toddler fell into a waterslide area, leaving his parents "devastated", the resort says.
Tyrell Robinson accused of sexual activity with a child
Former Bradford City player Tyrell Robinson is alleged to have committed the offence in August 2018.
'No-one told me my husband's killer was in my home town'
Baroness Newlove said police did not tell her the man, who is in an open prison, was able to walk around Warrington unsupervised.
Down's syndrome: Campaigners say abortions 'need 24-week limit'
Parents whose babies have the condition can currently choose to terminate any time up to the birth.
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