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A ruling on the coking coal mine in Cumbria had been due in July but was then put back to August.

The singer stressed he was not abused by a family member or in church.

The energy regulator says it's "possible" customers' direct debit payments will rise before October.

Shelagh Robertson, 75, denies causing the death of five-month-old Louis Thorold.

Damien Heagney, 47, was last seen on New Year's Eve and police now believe he was murdered.

Contractors stop work as council officials investigate and residents call for site to be protected.

The former chancellor says he has a "moral responsibility" to help the poorest with energy bills.

A man has been arrested after a series of incidents which also left three people in hospital.

The BBC's Nick Robinson reflects on the key takeaways from his interview with Rishi Sunak.

Officers searching for Joshua Dobson spotted "a large bear breathing" and found him inside, police say.

Thomas Nutt strangled Dawn Walker to death hours after they were married, a court hears.

Owami Davies was last seen on CCTV in Croydon, south London, walking in the direction of Norbury.

The Royal Crown has been hit with a gas bill charging 10 times more than the amount they usually owe.

The margin between the price of fuel at the pump and what retailers buy it for is at its widest since 2013.

Ryan Giggs made his former girlfriend feel like she had to do what he said, she tells his trial.

Over 25% of Homes for Ukraine sponsors want to stop after the initial six months, ONS survey finds.

Unite union said about 1,500 members would walk out for a week from 24 August in a pay dispute.

A County Antrim butcher says people are worried earlier than ever over how they'll afford Christmas.

Nearly a million children, aged one to nine, will be offered a jab in the next month after virus found in sewage.

Benjamin Mendy now denies eight counts of rape as preparations get under way for a trial.