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Mark Campbell was found guilty of murdering his partner Jane Fitzpatrick in Fife with a tyre iron.

Hospitals say there is "little room to breathe" as emergency units have their busiest month.

The state opening will herald the final session of Parliament before the next general election.

Mike Hammond, 33, died in the crash in Canada on Wednesday night, it has been announced.

RMT members at 14 train firms walk out on Thursday as train drivers continue an overtime ban.

The meetings follow talks with the DUP, SDLP and the Alliance Party in London on Wednesday.

A nan and her granddaughter have become famous on social media for sharing humorous videos.

Cy Baker specialises in large canvases depicting landscapes and wildlife art using ballpoint pens.

The panel resigned over controversial research about abortion and women's mental health.

Polls will open in Uxbridge and South Ruislip, Selby and Ainsty, and Somerton and Frome at 07:00 BST.

Tobias Ellwood deletes a video where he said Afghanistan had been transformed under the Taliban.

The first phase of the Covid Inquiry has come to an end. What have we learnt over the past six weeks?

A former detective and a special constable reveal their experiences of serving with the Met Police.

A two-day walkout begins at 07:00, with consultants providing limited 'Christmas Day cover'.

The warning comes as Octopus Energy's boss says customers prefer emails written by AI over humans.

Trouble-shooters said changes were needed to half of the 22 NHS Scotland schemes that they assessed.

The ex-UK Independence Party leader accuses the BBC of falling for "spin", saying his account was closed due to his views.

Doctors use UV cameras to teach about skin cancer which makes up nearly half of Welsh cancer cases.

Workers with harassment allegations should go through the firm's complaints process, Rishi Sunak said.

The mum of two murdered sisters says action is needed to signify progress within the Met Police.