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BBC journalist Judith Cummings says the 1998 Omagh bomb has undeniably shaped her life.

Chris Grayling suggested rail fares and staff wages should be calculated using a lower inflation measure.

Class B drug monkey dust has led to users biting others and running into people's homes.

Hearing from some of those involved in 'county lines' drug dealing and the police trying to stop it.

The UK heatwave has been good for aerial archaeologists spotting hidden treasures in the dry fields.

A BBC map helps you find out how many public toilets have been cut in your area.

Rising house prices have divided young people into property "haves" and "have-nots".

A paedophile who hid his face from the camera was convicted when an expert could identify his hands.

Neolithic monuments, Iron Age settlements and a Roman farm have all been made visible in crop marks.

Researchers reveal how chemicals in some vegetables can prevent bowel cancer.

Chief executive pay rose much faster than for the wider workforce in 2017, a report has claimed.

The UK advertising regulator received 280 complaints about the online giant's one-day delivery claim.

Laceinne Cooper is raising her child on a plant-based diet. She explains how and why.

In the first year of the programme 52,065 baby boxes were gifted to parents of newborns.

Searches take place in Birmingham and Nottingham as a man is held after a crash outside Parliament.

Thousands of students get their exam results this month. BBC Rewind looks at some classic reactions.

Some clubs try a "two-year gamble" buying players and paying high wages to win promotion, an expert says.

The blaze involves "several hundred tonnes of waste" and is causing large quantities of smoke.

Wednesday's newspapers are dominated by the terror attack in Westminster and Ben Stokes being cleared of affray.

The retailer says it's having a problem accepting card payments in a quarter of its stores.