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The Bafta winner will play the late singer in a new film biopic, I Wanna Dance With Somebody.

Tourism businesses call for more clarity over what restrictions mean for them and their customers.

Housing and Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick says the government "can't legislate for every eventuality".

An airfield could be used as a lorry park in the event of post-Brexit delays at Cairnryan.

The blaze happened in a changing block in the Thomas Land area of Drayton Manor theme park.

Lower prices for clothing and food push down the UK's inflation rate to 0.3% in November.

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

The move could allow the social media giant to avoid strict EU privacy laws being introduced.

More than 370 leaders from the world's major faiths join a call to stop "harmful practices".

As The Archers reveal three characters kept as slaves have a learning or mental health disability, how widespread is the problem in the UK?

Hundreds of tower blocks have been discovered with faulty fire prevention measures, the BBC finds.

Historic England has added 423 sites to its National Heritage List in 2020.

The Scottish Retail Consortium says sales were hit last month by the country's toughest Covid rules.

The 5,000-year-old piece of wood, originally found in the Great Pyramid in 1872, is said to be "hugely significant".

In a trailer, the couple promise "different perspectives" and interviews with "amazing people".

The vaccine, which is manufactured in West Lothian, could be available by the end of 2021.

Welsh Government says it is planning the biggest shake up of farming policy in Wales for a generation.

Three stories of people working in retail who set up new businesses during Covid-19.

Laura Foster explains who you can see and how to stay safe.

The Public Accounts Committee says taxpayers will lose out because billions of pounds may never be recovered.