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The Strictly Come Dancing judges' desk will be without Bruno Tonioli until the end of the series.

Susan Acland-Hood joins the Department for Education on a temporary basis after issues with A levels.

Residents of Oldham, Pendle and Blackburn will not be able to socialise outside their households.

The company said all three members of staff were self isolating, as figures show cases in Cardiff rose.

The judge ordered Chana - who he said showed no remorse - to serve a minimum of 36 years in jail.

The Attorney General refers the jail terms to the Court of Appeal for being "unduly lenient".

A London-based student says her dreams have come true after a donation to fund her at university.

Nicola Sturgeon says there is a "possibility" it may become compulsory for some pupils to wear face coverings.

Three Afghan men claimed a "lock-in regime" at Brook House breached their rights to liberty.

Nicola Sturgeon says that more than 600 workers at the factory in Coupar Angus have now been tested.

After the exams chaos, parents pupils and teachers call for a major re-think of exams for next year,

Eli Harrison is hailed a hero but says "I did what anyone else would have done".

The project's CEO Mark Wild says the project is in its "complex final stages".

More than 20 people linked arms to enter the sea at Durdle Door and bring a swimmer back to shore.

The government now owes more than the entire value of the UK economy for the first time in 60 years.

Hannah Mullins says she feels violated and is worried many other students are in a similar position.

An announcement is expected later from Public Health England as coronavirus cases rise in the city.

Police say organised gangs are behind thefts of the devices which contain highly valuable metals.

Travellers from Croatia, Austria and Trinidad and Tobago must self-isolate for two weeks from Saturday.

Sharon Goldie refused to seek medical help for her 13-year-old child, claiming she was "attention seeking".