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Rishi Sunak says it is a "difficult and uncertain time" as the UK suffers its biggest slump on record.

Kesa Malik led officers on a pursuit across Newcastle in which he tried a U-turn on the Tyne Bridge.

Assistant Chief Constable Nick Bailey says police "do not want to spoil a joyous occasion".

Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe was shot dead in 2013 during a robbery in Lordship, County Louth.

A major incident is declared in Fife after torrential rain brings flooding and disruption.

The health minister says some people in N I have stopped following even basic Covid-19 guidance.

It follows major announcements about exam grading systems in other parts of the UK.

Devon and Cornwall tourists are told show "greater respect" after record demand for 999 services.

Smoke can be seen as about 30 emergency vehicles are called to the scene, near Stonehaven in Aberdeenshire.

People complain of a loss of channels following works to transmitters in parts of the UK.

A robbery at a credit union resulted in the death of a Garda officer and led to a trial with witnesses testifying from New York.

Victim Damien Bendelow's mother says she is living a "life sentence of hurt and pain".

About 300 properties had been without water since Friday, with more now affected by a burst pipe.

Dawn Butler was pulled over by police while travelling through Hackney and filmed the encounter.

The UK has officially fallen into recession after suffering its biggest slump on record between April and June.

People who go to beauticians for medically related treatments have had to treat themselves in lockdown, and it's affecting every part of their life.

NI exams body CCEA says it will ensure that GCSE, A and AS level standards are maintained.

Archaeologists say they've discovered the earliest known bone tools in Europe.

A "digital imprint" will make web content as accountable as leaflets and posters, ministers say.

The singer wants to use her fame as a "platform to bring this conversation to a wider audience".