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The former chairman of the BBC Trust, Lord Patten, said the broadcaster should "move on".

Several Russians have been identified as suspects in the nerve agent attack, reports say.

A fundraising campaign for Joseph Lines raises more than £600 after he was injured in the rescue.

The Greatest Dancer is a dance talent show and will be BBC One's newest Saturday night offering.

Stores will dim lights, turn music off and avoid using the tannoy on Saturdays from 09:00 to 10:00.

PM commits to laws that will ensure environmental protection improves - but not everyone is convinced.

The owner of a house deemed too tall by officials is accused of a "blatant disregard" for the rules.

The sports retailer's results are hit after the value of its stake in the department store chain falls.

The black student subjected to a racist monkey 'joke'

A pop-up catwalk in Trafalgar Square invites people of all shapes and sizes to show body positivity.

British drone pilots and intelligence staff will also be awarded medals for their efforts since 2014.

Dominic Raab will meet the bloc's chief negotiator, as the EU warns states to step up plans for no deal.

A watchdog warns there is a "real possibility" such offences will increase after the UK leaves the EU.

Up to seven million international permits will be needed if the UK and EU do not agree to recognise driving.

Consumer group Which? says up to a third of plastic packaging in supermarkets is not easily recyclable.

Eight people who helped others during the terror attack are among 20 honoured by the Queen for gallantry.

Places with the highest premature mortality rates include Manchester, Blackpool, Middlesbrough and Hull.

Stevie-Jo Pasing's family could not afford to buy her sanitary products during her school years.

Police forces are experiencing record numbers of 999 calls.

A once-notorious housing estate in Sheffield is getting an art gallery - in its old garage block.