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- PM will no longer accept donations for clothes
- Cinnamon the capybara captured in pond
- Peppa Pig and Thunderbirds actor David Graham dies
- Bigots not welcome in Reform UK, says Nigel Farage
- Police watchdog sorry over Hillsborough letters
- Judge throws out Sunak home protest charges
- Construction giant collapse sees 2,200 jobs cut
- Burglar stabbed in prison kitchen awarded £5m
- Fayed was 'a monster enabled by Harrods', says lawyer
- Tributes paid to hiking couple who died in Majorca
Justice after 32 years for 'babes in the wood'
Two nine-year-old girls were sexually assaulted and strangled in 1986, and it took 32 years to bring their killer to justice.
'Stansted 15': Protesters who locked themselves to plane guilty
The protesters broke into the airport and locked themselves to a plane set to deport people to Africa.
Crossrail delay: £1.4bn bailout as autumn 2019 launch delayed
The £15bn route, Europe's biggest infrastructure project, has been delayed for a second time.
'Cowardly' killer's decades of lies
How justice finally caught up with "Babes in the Wood" killer Russell Bishop after more than 30 years of deceit.
Foreign Office probes Russia campaign over 'anti-Labour retweets'
UK government provided £2.3m funding to support initiative countering Russian disinformation.
Darnall crash: Man admits killing four people in smash
A VW Golf driven by Elliott Bower was being pursued by police when it crashed into a people carrier.
Does the UK lead on climate change action?
The UK claims to be a leader in climate change - but is it?
Ant McPartlin set to return to TV hosting in January for BGT
McPartlin is expected to return to his TV work next month - 10 months after his drink-driving crash.
Brexit: Does Brussels blink?
How has Brussels dealt with political complications in the past?
UK economy slows as car sales fall
The economy grew by 0.4% in the three months to October, latest official figures show.
Teenager denies Bute child rape and murder
The 16-year-old, accused of taking the six-year-old from her bed at knifepoint, will stand trial in February.
Christmas: What questions do you have?
What questions do you have about Christmas? Use our form and we could be in touch.
Sterling abuse: Racism in football 'not improved' says John Barnes
The former Liverpool and England footballer, John Barnes, says media coverage has a lot to answer for when it comes to racism in the game - and in society as a whole.
Iran's migrants trying to get from Serbia to the UK
The BBC investigates how a visa-free travel scheme helped Iranian migrants get into Europe.
Watership Down: Critics welcome 'toned-down' version of Richard Adams novel
A new version of Richard Adams's rabbit tale has a "strong" cast but "robotic" animation, say critics.
Raheem Sterling allegedly racially abused: 'How does this still happen?' - Patrice Evra
Ex-Manchester United defender Patrice Evra expresses dismay at the alleged racial abuse suffered by Manchester City's Raheem Sterling at Chelsea.
Brexit ruling: UK can cancel decision, EU court says
The European Court of Justice rules that the UK can cancel Brexit without the consent of the other EU states.
Vijay Mallya: India tycoon to learn extradition fate
Liquor baron Vijay Mallya will appear in a London court to learn if he will be extradited to India.
Transplanted organs gave patients cancer
Two people developed cancer after organ donations from a woman who had the undetected disease.
Disabled son 'kept in a dark dungeon'
One mother describes the hospital seclusion room in which her severely disabled son was locked.
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