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A court is told Julie Burdett, 61, was left to suffer "dreadful" injuries at her home.

Nicola Sturgeon says the £2m paid to the man tasked with turning around Ferguson Marine was "the market rate".

The company says the latest price increase, affecting 55,000 customers, will start from 3 May.

Stanley Elliott killed Geoffrey and Michelle Hibbert when they returned from a night out.

A TV anchor and the boss of state-backed news channel RT are among the latest names to be sanctioned.

"Spring is on hold," says BBC Weather, in a sharp change to last week which saw highs of 20C.

Their investigation into baby deaths and other failings in Shropshire is said to be "very much active".

Women who have experienced alopecia speak about Jada Pinkett-Smith's 'bravery' after Oscars joke.

Jeremy Fleming, head of the UK's cyber-intelligence agency, says Russia's war is not going to plan.

From Friday, most people in England will have to pay if they want to check if they have Covid.

BBC Weather says the cold snap is down to an area of low pressure drawing in air from the Arctic.

Property values continue to surge despite cost of living pressures, the building society says.

Parker, 33, who died of brain cancer, was "amazing" at raising awareness and funding, charities say.

England will face Australia in the final of the Women's World Cup after Danni Wyatt's magnificent century propels the defending champions to victory over South Africa.

The cabinet minister is part-owner of a financial firm with investments in Russia.

Private firms would bid to run services, overhauling a system dating back to the 1980s.

New rules mean ministers can block the release of serious offenders like murderer Colin Pitchfork.

Schools will receive fewer visits from educational psychologists than they were expecting

Beijing is told its interests will not be served by an alliance with Moscow after Ukraine invasion.

Actor Kevin Lee has carved out his niche - playing the Western villain in China's patriotic films.