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They can appeal grades if there is evidence from the school their results should have been better.

Josephine Docherty was with fiends when the accident happened on 7 August.

Rachel Swann becomes Derbyshire police's first female chief constable.

Debbie Adlam said a memorial service for her son had been "more difficult" than expected.

Eight members of the Scotland-based Dunedin Consort arrived in the UK with just 10 minutes to spare.

The Prince of Wales and others attended a service of remembrance at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire.

Two men from Burma were convicted of murdering backpackers David Miller and Hannah Witheridge.

A number of events are marking Victory over Japan Day, which brought WW2 to an end.

Crews tackled the fire at a social club in Bournville, Birmingham, through the night.

Holidaymakers had just hours to return to the UK to avoid the 14-day self-isolation requirement.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak on Saturday.

The story of how Dr Frank Murray used Irish to keep his diaries safe during World War Two.

A BBC survey suggests 4% of elite British sportswomen have had abortions because of their sporting careers - here are some of their stories.

Casinos, bowling alleys and soft play centres can now open their doors following a two-week delay.

Many people with dementia in care homes have been starved of the close family contact they depend on.

England's test and trace system changed tack this week, as national teams struggle to find cases.

The son of one prisoner of war says his father never celebrated VJ Day after returning from war.

A UK uncrewed ocean-going vessel provides a glimpse of the future of robotic maritime operations.

Vaccinations are continuing as normal while jabs given in school are being rescheduled.

An investment syndicate and former councillor hope to reopen the historic Coal Exchange as a hotel.