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A boy who was thrown from a viewing platform has made "considerable progress", his family say.

John Stewart Moore was struck by the vehicle on the Antrim Road at about 07:00 GMT on Sunday.

Contractors mistakenly paint sign for 'Town Cenre' onto A165 in Scarborough.

The woman was crossing King Street in Stirling when she was struck by a grey VW Golf that failed to stop.

The woman was hiking with two other people on Mont Blanc's Argentière Glacier, say French police.

Joan Salter says the home secretary's immigration rhetoric reminds her of language used by the Nazis.

A yellow weather warning for ice is issued for parts of the UK, with snow and frost in coming days.

SNP members are being offered two new routes to independence - a vote at the next general election or at the next Holyrood one.

A seven-year-old girl suffered life-threatening injuries in the shooting and five others were hurt.

The UK Labour leader voices "concerns" about the Scottish government's reforms to the process.

A man in his 30s was injured in a "terrifying ordeal" which lasted up to three hours, police say.

Henry Rawlings says he picked up more than 88lb of faeces on a sponsored walk along the Serpent Trail.

A man is held on suspicion of dangerous driving after a crash at what police believe was a "car meet".

They will march 100 miles in memory of the four children who died after being pulled from icy water.

Remains are found during work to install a new water pipe on Holy Island in Northumberland.

Its landing gear struck an "articulated vehicle" because its altitude was too low, a report says.

The Line of Duty star will be reunited with This Is England director Shane Meadows.

UK-EU relations appear to be improving but big gaps remain in the Northern Ireland Protocol row.

A student paramedic attended a home birth and a death within the first 24 hours of his placement.

The Labour leader says the situation for patients is "dangerous" as he sets out reforms for the NHS.