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A review has begun into the tech giant's planned takeover of the makers of Roomba vacuum cleaners.

Katelan Coates, from Todmorden, was last seen getting off a bus in Burnley on 28 March.

Police say the woman in her 60s died in the Greenhill area of Sheffield on Wednesday night.

The Fab Four statue wore vyshyvankas for BBC filming in Liverpool which will air during the contest.

Jabs will be offered from mid-June, after government vaccine experts made the recommendation.

Andy Wood, boss of brewer Adnams, says his company is considering its membership of the group.

Jwamer Saygul violently attacked the woman when she rejected his advances in a park, prosecutors say.

Jamie Garwood is sentenced to six years in prison for killing Richard Dean Thompson.

Chief Constable Simon Byrne says trouble over Easter could be attempt to draw officers into attacks.

The former Scottish first minister's decision comes the day after her husband was questioned by police.

A new study will explore the relationship between the monarchy and the transatlantic slave trade.

DJ Ken Bruce will host six hour-long episodes for Channel 4's spin-off channel More 4.

The housing secretary says regulatory changes and a "culture of neglect" meant tenants were let down.

Connor Chapman pleads not guilty to the murder of Elle Edwards outside a pub in Wallasey.

Police say a "brave officer" got close enough to find it was a model of Captain Hook and his parrot.

Reynolds worked on the Star Wars and Indiana Jones film series and created many iconic scenes.

Frozen thresholds add to the personal income tax burden but the state pension and benefits will rise within days.

President Biden looks set to attend just one event during his visit to NI, the BBC understands.

The Met Police has diverted officers from tackling serious crime and terrorism to investigate wrongdoing in the force.

Two women, born on day the Good Friday Agreement was signed, are grateful they have never known the Troubles.