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The move comes as the chain continues its UK expansion, with competition among supermarkets intensifying.

PC Khafilat Kareem told producers she was a serving officer in her application, a tribunal hears.

Katie Kenyon, 33, has not been seen since getting into a van with a man on Friday morning.

A joint investigation by the BBC and the Guardian has uncovered allegations of unwanted sexual behaviour and touching.

The photos of stars and galaxies were mainly taken from his back garden for a university project.

Mr Billinge, 96, was a D-Day veteran who raised more than £50,000 for a Normandy memorial.

The plaque commemorated David Oluwale, who drowned in Leeds in 1969 after being chased by police.

Labour deputy leader says she was overwhelmed by support after the reports in a Sunday newspaper.

Customers are turning to discount retailers as food prices continue to rise, research suggests.

The armed forces secretary voices his anger at an unnamed Tory source over a story about Angela Rayner.

Borrowing in the year to March more than halved from the previous 12 months as Covid schemes were wound down.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday morning.

A 50-year-old man was found dead in Barton, Oxford the morning after being assaulted in the street.

The book, smaller than a playing card, was written in the Jane Eyre author's early teenage years.

With the polls encouraging for Sinn Féin, the party is aiming for a historic result in May's election.

Queen's University researchers find daydreaming is inevitable but can affect the ability to learn.

Two elderly women from Coleraine, County Londonderry, tell BBC News NI about the effect of rising costs.

David Frankl says he applied for visas for a family of five in March but they have not yet arrived.

The newly-formed Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra is part of the Proms' first full line-up since 2019.

Dragons' Den star Deborah Meaden is among business leaders who signed an open letter to ministers.