Parts of Northern Ireland are still recovering after heavy rainfall caused damage and disruption.
Jessica O'Reilly was asleep at her home in Jersey when the sound of Storm Ciarán woke her.
North Yorkshire Police says it received reports of a man on social media dressed as Salman Abedi.
Sophie Edmondson says the "worst thought" is that thieves had dumped her mum's ashes on a roadside.
Researchers find the Lez and Ulez schemes have had health and economic benefits in London.
Lucy Hawking gives a speech to pupils in Cambridge on creating a better world for the future.
London's Christmas lights will be begin to be illuminated from Thursday 2 November.
Seychelles company linked to Putin’s inner circle exploited UK loophole for hundreds of firms, BBC finds.
Watchdog concerned over lack of specialist nurses, training for staff and information sharing in England.
Cognitive skills, such as memory, waned - possibly linked to stress, loneliness and alcohol, study shows.
News that several hundred people have been able to leave Gaza dominates the front pages on Thursday.
The use of artificial intelligence appears to have a significant gender imbalance.
The Bank of England will decide on whether to raise, lower or keep rates unchanged at midday.
The Scottish government is being urged to provide extra resources to help meet "severe challenges".
The Fab Four's "emotional" farewell single Now And Then is being made available on Thursday.
A 32-year-old man is detained after live rodents were released into restaurants in Birmingham.
Darren Osment allegedly told an undercover police officer he had killed his ex-partner Claire Holland.
The fans' group insists a season ticket ban is down to its "unapologetic solidarity with Palestine".
Former top official Helen MacNamara tells Covid inquiry women were sidelined in male-dominated No 10.
Fears of a "significant risk to life" in one area as wind and rain warnings are issued across Wales.
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