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The BBC’s Analysis Editor examines the circumstances around the arrest of anti-monarchy protesters.

The 11:43 train from Euston to Liverpool became the Eurovision Express as fans travelled up for the contest.

Schools in Tipton St John and Woodbury Salterton are affected by heavy rain in thunderstorms.

Marques Walker is ordered to serve a minimum of 19 years for killing Jermaine Cools.

Sir Mark Rowley said it was "unfortunate" those who were arrested were unable to protest, but he supported officers.

Plaid Cymru leader says an unpublished report found accounts were "deliberately falsified'.

The CEOs of Thames, Yorkshire and South West Water will not take their bonuses this year.

DCI Banks star Stephen Tompkinson denies inflicting grievous bodily harm on Karl Poole in May 2021.

Schools need to improve education and parents to set boundaries, the children's commissioner says.

But the Labour leader says he would never do a deal with the SNP if his party fails to get a majority.

The regulator said the channel did not do enough to protect viewers from potentially harmful content.

King Charles III visits the site where a £58m laboratory will be built to support net zero aviation

The woman died in hospital two days after being shot, with a man still in a critical condition.

Andrew Hague is jailed for life for killing Simon Wilkinson in Sheffield in August 2022.

Checking claims about how many doctors are working in general practice in England.

Lancashire Police will not face action for sharing the missing mother-of-two's personal information.

Campaigners say a driver who left a cat to die in Edinburgh should have been legally bound to stop.

A number of people are being checked by paramedics as a precaution.

The Met expresses regret over arrests made after changes to the law which critics say was rushed in.

Bar associations across Scotland expected to oppose pilot of juryless rape trials, says leading lawyer.