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It comes after rounds of votes over changes that would have ruled out more costs for leaseholders.

Details of where reductions in the UK's aid spending will be made are beginning to emerge.

Since early January, 250,000 Covid vaccines doses have been administered in British Overseas Territories.

BBC News NI looks at three names being tipped as possible successors to Arlene Foster.

The NSPCC says the figures echo fears that lockdown school closures left children more vulnerable.

Most students back an assessment for students to show they "fully understand" consent, says survey.

Patients will be selected randomly to measure how successful vaping can be in helping people to quit.

Martin Compston, who plays DI Steve Arnott, reveals what happens off-screen on the hit drama.

UK property transactions in March 2021 were at their highest level since records began in 2005, according to the HMRC.

The papers report the Electoral Commission's probe into funding the refurbishment of the PM's flat.

More than 1,000 people have used the service being offered by one Gurdwara in Uttar Pradesh.

Peter was shot and paralysed during Northern Ireland's Troubles. He is now hoping to find Betsy, the nurse who helped him through that time. But it has been more than 40 years without any contact.

A new authentication scheme is launching in the UK to help spot counterfeit trainers.

Residents living near a Silverdale landfill site say their physical and mental health is suffering.

A pilot programme in Glasgow has helped parents claim thousands in extra benefits in less than 18 months.

Manchester City score twice in seven minutes to win at Paris St-Germain in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final.

Restoring nature and wildlife needs to be as important as tackling climate change, campaigners say.

The past decade has seen the duke and duchess travel the world, work with charities and raise a family.

Nine small boats bring 209 migrants into the UK - the highest number in a single day this year.

The highest mountain in Wales, Snowdon - also known as Yr Wyddfa - stands at 3,560ft (1,085m).