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Fresh proposals to change planning laws will be published in the new Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill.

It says it plans to legislate to make private e-scooters 'safer' as part of a new transport law.

The podcaster says even after five years with cancer knowing she is nearing the end is "still shocking"

Prince Charles and Prince William attended the State Opening of Parliament in the Queen's absence.

There are 40 countries taking part with hopes of taking home the prized trophy.

Rebekah Vardy was the first to testify during the so-called Wagatha Christie High Court libel case.

You, Me and the Big C podcast host Deborah James speaks to the BBC about her wishes to see cancer beaten.

Paul Grayson, 51, is jailed for 12 years and told he "brought shame on an honourable profession".

Ministers lay out the economic challenge facing the government, as Prince Charles delivers the Queen's Speech.

A government paper reveals an amnesty may involve cooperation with truth recovery investigations.

The former footballer says his hands were tied behind his back as he tried to protect his daughter.

An Orkney boat company appealed over compensation to the son of a diver who died off Cape Wrath.

Julia James made a detour from her walk after seeing Callum Wheeler in the woods, a jury is told.

A high-profile libel case between Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney gets under way at the High Court.

Charges against the Conservative MP include failing to stop and failing to report a road collision.

CCTV of "altercations" which led up to the stabbing of Ava White is also played to the jury.

Leaving out flexible working and pregnancy discrimination means "bad bosses celebrating", says the TUC.

The Apprentice host had criticised the accountancy giant's new flexible work policy.

Bones found in the Dutch city of Vianen date back to the late 18th Century, archaeologists say.

Prince Charles stands in for the Queen for the first time to open a new session of Parliament.