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Southern Water has apologised to customers in Kent after a power issue caused a reservoir to fail.

A child was among those inside one of the properties targeted in Carrickfergus and Portrush.

From dogs and cats, to fish and lizards, we've been getting some advice on looking after your pets during the hot and sunny weather.

Edinburgh Airport says some passengers have been abusing staff about their missing luggage.

Everybody's health can be affected as temperatures are set to hit 40C, the UK Health Security Agency says.

The woman was bitten on Friday night in West Melton and died at the scene, police say.

Fears soaring temperatures could see the NHS overwhelmed, as rail firms warn against travel.

The fire service says 15,000 square metres of heathland have been destroyed in one of two blazes.

Family hits out at the inquest system after coroner told jury not to blame police for the teen's death.

Police say the death is being treated as suspicious and a 22-year-old man has been arrested.

Ireland hold off a ferocious All Blacks fightback to claim a sensational, unprecedented 2-1 series win in New Zealand.

Officers were responding to reports a gun had been fired at the gathering of about 600 people.

BBC Radio 2 host Michelle Visage gives advice to 16-year-old Korben, calling him a "beautiful soul".

The 20ft-high sign on Dundee Law celebrates the iconic comic as part of a summer story festival.

Its chief executive says many patients travelling to the hospital are "frail and at increased risk".

A paramotoring pilot says he wants to help more ex-soldiers to get into the sport.

One woman warns others to learn from her mistakes and use sunscreen.

Many of Saturday's papers lead on the extremely hot temperatures that are predicted for next week.

The five candidates hoping to be the next Tory leader faced off in front of a studio audience.

The TV debate between rivals for the Tory leadership is showing up divisions, the BBC's Nick Eardley explains.