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Simon Cole had announced his retirement in January after 12 years in the role.

World War Two ordnance belonging to "Dad's Army" was discovered in a village on Monday.

As Covid continues to spread rapidly, are many people catching Omicron for a second time?

El Shafee Elsheikh is one of a group of IS militants with UK links accused of beheading hostages in Syria.

Does the Duke of York's role at Prince Philip's memorial mark the start of more public appearances?

The Labour leader accuses Boris Johnson of misleading MPs over lockdown parties.

Diana Sachavo and her mother Olena are among the first to arrive in the UK under the Homes for Ukraine scheme

A 15-year-old is guilty of the manslaughter of Dea-John Reid in Birmingham, but others are cleared.

The pair panicked and put Logan Mwangi's body into a sports bag after he died in bed, a court hears.

The judges say China's new national security law has made their role on highest court untenable.

The legal requirement to wear face coverings in shops and on public transport will remain until 18 April.

The child had been at Birmingham Children's Hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest on Monday.

Tracey Connelly admitted causing or allowing the death of her son Peter in north London in 2007.

Application forms take too long to fill in, the government admits, and vows to speed up the process.

Robert Miskimmin's son was driven to hospital by a family member after he experienced severe chest pain.

The head of the UK Covid inquiry, Baroness Hallett, is talking to people who lost loved ones in the pandemic.

Senior midwife Donna Ockenden says new cases have been reported outside the timescale of her review.

"I can still hear them saying, we can't hear the heartbeat" - one of the many parents on losing their child.

The Channel 4 drama set during the 1980s Aids crisis is up for 11 awards including best mini-series.

Some 201 babies may have died at an NHS trust because of unprecedented failures, says report.