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Anyone returning from north of Pisa is being asked to self-isolate if they have flu-like symptoms.

There are two "danger to life" warnings on the Severn and flood defences are likely to be breached.

He made the original design to help raise money for charity following the presenter's death

Police break into a house in Sandwell and discover the bodies of a man and woman.

Mark Drakeford says much of the damage is still being assessed with some structures "still under water".

The Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil leaders are to meet for "exploratory talks", following 8 February poll.

The three Scottish soldiers were lured to their deaths by the IRA in Belfast in 1971.

Lucy Martindale says men and boys make girls carry weapons as they are less likely to be searched.

Scotland Yard says it’s credible an ex-police spy had a relationship with a teenage campaigner.

Ministers from the EU will meet in Brussels later to finalise their red lines for talks with the UK.

The head of the Environment Agency says new buildings should be made more resilient to flooding.

More and more new homes are needed to house a growing population - but where are they springing up?

The film inspired by much more than Gareth Malone's famous BBC choir series.

A new version of the post-war prefab could give social housing a boost in Wales, as funding is unveiled.

The Department for Work and Pensions created a "hostile environment" for one employee, a judge rules.

The gap between the health of rich and poor in England is widening, according to a report.

A mother whose son was found dead with high levels of GHB in his system wants it to be a class A drug.

Labour MSP Monica Lennon's bill now has the support of all parties following a government U-turn.

Daniel Fox found his grandmother's old Mini while looking for a second hand car and has restored it.

BBC News meets a pressure group called London Yimby which thinks it has a solution to the housing crisis.