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Andrew Bailey says a 'painful' period of prices rising faster than wages is needed to control inflation.

David Henderson was sentenced for charges relating to the flight in which Emiliano Sala died.

Robert Hooper was not a "nasty thug" but "clearly acted out of anger" the prosecution says.

An official told MPs the figure was £1.2m a day but it is understood that was only for Afghan refugees.

People from across the UK tell BBC News how they feel about soaring energy bills.

Energy bills are to rise by 54% a year for millions, but what do those already paying more think?

A man abused as a boy by Lord Ahmed says there would be "no justice" if he retains his peerage.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday evening.

Nicola Sturgeon says "every penny" of the UK government money will go towards easing the cost of living crisis.

BBC News NI looks at outgoing first minister's 231 days in office.

A report recommends the toppled statue of Edward Colston should remain on show in city museums.

Two men and a 17-year-old girl are found guilty of murdering Dr Gary Jenkins in a Cardiff park.

But the chancellor dismisses talk of him succeeding Boris Johnson, saying the PM has his "full support".

Dafydd Enoch QC faces criticism for saying the victim was undone by his "sexual predilection".

Bank of England increases rates for the second time in three months as the cost of living rises.

The move is part of the Democratic Unionist Party's protest against the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Nicola Sturgeon defends plans to cut the bottom off some classroom doors to improve air flow.

Millions will get a repayable £200 discount, with a further £150 council tax cut available to most in England.

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency says Nuvaxovid is safe as a first and second dose in adults.

The 19-year-old from Cardiff appears before magistrates charged with five terrorism offences.