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Met Office warned of wintry showers and icy patches on untreated surfaces on Saturday morning.

Defra says it will take further samples after reports of crustaceans dying across the North East.

More strong winds could hamper clean-up work after 92mph gusts battered parts of Wales on Friday.

Ali - not his real name - was on the front-line with British troops as they fought the Taliban.

A researcher says it will be the service the World War Two servicemen never had.

White cane user Audrey Ward says walking on Glasgow's Sauchiehall Street is a terrifying experience.

Staff running high street pharmacies in Scotland say they are increasingly being abused by aggressive customers.

Figures reflect the rise of online shopping and the pandemic, but the rate of closures is slowing.

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

The prime minister will use a speech in Germany to appeal to fellow leaders to show unity on Russia.

The health service will instead fund its own gambling services from 1 April, says mental health boss.

The proposed measure is likely to be dropped from an animal welfare bill, after ministers raised concerns.

Boris Johnson was one of more than 50 people to be sent the document by the Metropolitan Police.

After tackling depression, beatboxer Shlomo is now back on stage helping children's mental health.

The planned Millennium Falcon exhibition even pushed one family to make the jump to hyperspace early.

The fallout and damage wrought by Storm Eunice dominates Saturday's front pages.

At least 3,000 spectators and 25 bands attend a demonstration in Markethill, County Armagh.

A Met Office yellow warning for ice covers much of Scotland overnight after a day of issues caused by snow.

Mary Paterson is one of thousands facing energy price rises of 200% because of no price cap protection.

Powerful winds have brought down trees and spread debris, killing three people and injuring others.