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- Humza Yousaf to resign as Scotland's first minister
- British-Irish meeting to focus on legacy act
- Covid inquiry to hear evidence in NI this week
- Charity workers say park killer warnings ignored
- Record numbers apply for 2025 London Marathon
- Roman object that baffled experts on show
- Plans for huge solar farm described as frightening
- End of the road for 'Banksie' pothole campaigner
- Warning not to hunt unexploded bombs on beach
- Residents' safety fears after return to tower block
Dublin set to announce major cross-border funding
The A5 and Casement Park are among projects in a major Irish government cross-border funding plan.
Teachers speak out over rising pupil violence
Three teachers from Aberdeen schools say they fear for their safety as attacks on staff rise.
Cost of living fears rife in election battleground
There are calls for more support and honesty from politicians as a general election looms.
Inside the underground world of car meets
BBC South East gets rare access to popular car meets, which have been linked to antisocial behaviour.
Illegal abortion investigations rising, BBC told
The increase in police inquiries in England and Wales is "unprecedented", an abortion provider says.
One of UK's 'most advanced' vertical farm opens
Salad crops are grown indoors under lights three times faster than in traditional agriculture.
Prince William to hear of suffering in Gaza and Israel
Prince of Wales visits will recognise "human suffering" in the Middle East and concerns about antisemitism.
LGBT veteran in 'last battle' for army ban compensation
Joe Ousalice has cancer and fears he will die before he gets any money from the UK government.
Bowel cancer checks for anyone with inherited risk
Offering regular colonoscopies to people with Lynch syndrome at any age will save lives, NHS England says.
Assange in last-ditch bid to avoid US extradition
The Wikileaks founder is trying to overturn an extradition order signed in 2022 by then UK home secretary Priti Patel.
Hacker group's site taken over by law enforcement
LockBit is a major criminal gang that uses its software to steal sensitive data until a ransom is paid
The Papers: Navalny wife blames Putin and US's move to block Rafah offensive
Stories about Alexei Navalny's widow vowing to continue his work, and the US moving to block Israel's Rafah offensive, feature on Tuesday's front pages.
Cameron government knew Post Office ditched Horizon IT investigation
Documents show the secret investigation may have helped wrongly accused postmasters prove their innocence.
Farmers in 'crisis' say PM needs to give more help
Rishi Sunak is to unveil support for farming and food production, at the NFU's annual conference.
ME services at 'rock bottom', say campaigners
A charity voices concerns about the care on offer following the death of Scotland's only specialist nurse.
Parents' fears over drop in teachers of the deaf
Fears children will have to “fend for themselves" if numbers of teachers of the deaf keep falling.
Ex-Post Office chair claims 'made up' - Badenoch
There is "no evidence" Henry Staunton was told to stall compensation, the business secretary says.
Campaigners lose challenge against Stonehenge tunnel
The second challenge to plans for a two-mile tunnel at the World Heritage site has been dismissed.
NI junior doctors vote for strike action over pay
The vote in favour of a strike could see junior doctors take part in a 24-hour walkout in March.
Crystal Palace appoint Glasner as new manager
Oliver Glasner replaces Roy Hodgson, who stepped down on Monday, at the Premier League club.
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