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Qari Asim is removed as a government adviser on Islamophobia after calling for a film to be banned.

The business secretary wants to know if a 5p fuel duty cut is being passed on quickly enough to drivers.

The Scottish Police Federation rejects a £565 offer, saying there is "palpable anger" among officers.

The NI secretary says the bill and the government's legal advice will be published on Monday.

A woman who was on the beach says Hywel Morgan gave his life to "save others".

After it failed at Grenfell, why are people still being told to "stay put" in tower block fires?

Former first minister Alex Salmond calls for a referendum campaign to be mobilised now.

A crowd blocked the van for hours to stop a man suspected of immigration offences from being moved.

David Aubert was found dead in a property in Manchester after being reported missing by his family.

The Saudi government wants Muslims to book online for Mecca but many have already paid tour agents.

Ricky Lightfoot becomes the first runner in 15 years to beat horses over a 22-mile race.

Renewable schemes, refurbished housing and a growing population followed since the community buyout in 1997.

Chris Howard will be part of team rowing around Britain after completing his epic hike this year.

Rachael Andrews says many think she has better eyesight because of the quality of her photos.

Former party leader Dafydd Wigley says the time is coming "to call an end to things".

Oakhill, in Somerset, has 750 residents and more than 10 families are hosting the refugees.

It is thought the stern of the warship, which sank in 1682, is "almost certainly intact".

Many across Northern Ireland are facing up to a new reality - either scraping by or shutting up shop.

The transport secretary says he is preparing to overhaul rules, as rail workers prepare to walk out.

The singer briefly halts her concert at the O2 arena after several fans pass out in the heat.