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A 14-year-old says he had been dumping rubbish and did not want to be fined.

Sherrilyn Speid admits using her car to try and move a climate change protester near the M25.

A study of ancient bones found at Cramond reveals some of the group travelled from elsewhere in Scotland.

Sheila Parker has played since she was 13 and captained the first England women's team in 1972.

Proceeds from the CND Soldiers anti-war piece will go to help Ukraine's largest children's hospital.

The 12 officers had wanted an assurance that evidence they gave could not be used against them in future.

Dame Cressida's deputy will be interim commissioner until her successor is appointed this summer.

The BBC's former political editor will take over the flagship Sunday morning politics show.

An "urgent meeting" is needed over staff shortages at Manchester Airport, a councillor says.

The 32-year-old is calling it a day after nine years, he confirms on his Instagram account.

Tickets for the final of the Women's European Championship at Wembley in July sell out within an hour of going on general sale and could signify a record-breaking attendance.

Kyra Leanne King died after being attacked by a husky dog at Ostler's Plantation on 6 March.

A group of investors wants the supermarket to ensure pay covers the rising cost of living.

Survey suggests teenagers may be more vulnerable to social media at particular ages, with heavy use a risk.

Twenty crews were called to the scene, with parts of the Grade II listed building collapsing.

2021 was a year of career highs, but the death of his father made it "unimaginably difficult".

The Treasury sells £1.2bn of shares back to NatWest Group after it bailed out the bank in 2008.

There are 24 firefighters at the scene near Spelga Dam, which is the latest in a string of blazes.

Beryl Roberts always wanted to be a cancer nurse - then she found a lump in her neck.

Kenneth Branagh says his win is an "enormous honour" and paid tribute to a "fantastic city".