The government denies watering down online protections promised to bereaved families.
Members of the Afghan special forces were denied help under a UK scheme to settle those in danger.
Almost half needed support for their mental health or wellbeing in the last year, a survey suggests.
A judge is going to publish landmark decisions on Prince Harry's claims against Mirror newspapers.
Energy costs are a key concern to charities, just as gas and electricity prices are about to rise again.
The state-owned Russian energy firm earned £39m from its Dutch-UK gas field in 2022, accounts show.
Translink bus and rail staff are taking part in a 48-hour strike in a dispute over pay.
The near-miss was one of 119 incidents where children left Scotland’s nurseries unaccompanied last year.
Education minister is expected to get enough backers to join the contest to replace Mark Drakeford.
Great Britain's four-time Olympic medallist Tom Daley marks his return to diving after a two-year break by winning gold at the British National Diving Cup.
Police say they are extremely concerned for Julian Debono, last seen near the River Gipping.
Scientists find many cats instinctively want to play throwing and retrieving games, just like dogs.
Lawrence Bierton battered his neighbour Pauline Quinn to death with a coffee table, a court hears.
A police source tells the BBC that the boy, who went missing in Spain aged 11, was found on Wednesday morning.
A body is discovered after an explosion and fire at Treforest Industrial Estate in south Wales.
Work and pensions minister Mims Davies takes on the role but stays at the most junior level of government.
A friend of Gaynor Lord says she "keeps going over" a call she had with her on the day she went missing.
An 11-year-old girl and boy, 15, were hit in the crossfire of a "murderous feud" between gangs.
Fettes and Leith stations in Edinburgh, Glasgow's Stewart Street and others could be sold.
A board advising ministers on compensation for the Horizon software scandal says all should be cleared.
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