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Michael Russell and Stewart Stevenson are both leaving parliament at next year's election.

Worries have been heightened after the spread of the virus in Europe, says the head of Tourism Ireland.

Hundreds call for the organisers of a Bristol climate change rally to pay for damage caused.

The sister of Antony Stammers, who disappeared in 2012, is tying the knot this summer.

Isla Tansey, who had a rare cancer, asked people to paint stones and leave them around the world.

More floods are expected in parts of the West Midlands but peak river levels will be lower.

The tree came down during Storm Jorge late on Saturday night but the driver saw it falling.

Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team are back on Aonach Mor amid further snow warnings.

England reach the Women's T20 World Cup semi-finals after Natalie Sciver hits 57 in a 46-run thrashing of West Indies in their final group game in Sydney.

The health secretary says that the government will do whatever is necessary to tackle coronavirus in the UK.

The news that Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to become a father again features on Scotland's front pages.

The health minister says there is no need to shut schools and people should carry on as normal.

A £5m homeless centre opens in east London and it all began with a £5 donation from a 10-year-old boy.

Labour's Keir Starmer calls on the home secretary to "explain" after her top civil servant quits.

The victim may have been at a house party in Coventry prior to being stabbed, police say.

People could also be urged to work from home if the outbreak worsens, updated government plans say.

The victim, a man aged in his 20s, was discovered in a street in Hendon, north west London.

6 Music Festival acts on the "chaotic" highs and lows of being a musician in 2020.

The patron saint of Wales was a teetotal vegetarian who was born in a storm

Scientists say pollution on the highest mountain in England and Wales must prompt action.