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This year's contestants on the "Strictly curse" and accusations that the line-up is too D-list.

Noodle and her owner are regularly spotted taking in the scenery of East Anglia's waterways.

The design work of hit games including Splatoon and Journey is celebrated in a new exhibition.

Dutchman Ceisjan van Heerden was entered into the draw after spending £20 in a bookstore in Cardigan.

Tom Boyce was put on a specialist lung machine, unavailable in Wales, after his organs failed.

Ageing donors and the challenge of matching organs mean lungs are in short supply.

New rules mean companies cannot contact people unless they have "opted-in" to receive calls.

A shake-up of divorce law and speculation over Mr Johnson's extramarital affairs lead Saturday's papers.

Scotland manager Alex McLeish suffers his fourth defeat in five games in charge as his side are thrashed 4-0 by a ruthless Belgium.

South Yorkshire Police said the driver was streaming an "adult" video when he was pulled over.

Alastair Cook hits a half-century in his final Test but India's bowlers fight back as England close on 198-7 on day one of the fifth Test at The Oval.

Consultation on "no-fault" divorce, which could take blame out of the process, set to be announced.

Krept and Konan, Ray BLK and more discuss the rapper having a ninth straight number one album.

BBC Scotland understands that up to 10 shots were fired at father-of-two Gary More during the attack.

BBC football expert Mark Lawrenson explains how a viewer provided the "kick up the backside" he needed to get a cancerous blemish on his face checked out.

The head teacher at Lucy McHugh's school says pupils have come forward with information.

Kremlin-controlled TV responded sarcastically to the naming of the men wanted for the Salisbury poisonings.

"Unfortunately a legend has been lost", the family of Johnny Kingdom, 79, say in a statement.

The deal will help booksellers fight back against Amazon's "siren call", says the boss of Waterstones.

Spider season is back, with the numbers of the eight-legged creatures on the rise. How can people tackle the arachnid invasion?