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Stoke Fruit Farm urges visitors to its sunflower fields to "keep their clothes on" after reports of nudity.

Ahead of the Women's World Cup, Toone and two of her friends got matching tattoos.

GMB Scotland said the two-day strike in September will cause disruption in schools after members rejected a pay offer.

Amazon admits error after voice assistant replied to semi-final query by saying there was no match.

People from the LGBT community tell BBC Newsbeat how they feel after suspected anti-LGBT attacks.

England's Women's World Cup semi-final win over Australia is watched by more than seven million on BBC One.

The London Gliding Club at Dunstable Downs says there is no indication of what caused the crash.

Police say the arrest was made by detectives investigating criminality linked to the breach.

A look back at some stand-out interviews from Sir Michael's best-known show, Parkinson.

The award-winning broadcaster's star-studded chat shows became essential viewing for millions.

Police say the man forced entry to a woman's home and hid in her bath as he tried to evade officers.

Adil Iqbal was jailed for 12 years after he hit Frankie Jules-Hough's car while speeding.

Norfolk chief constable Paul Sanford blames technical issue but says breach "shouldn't have happened".

The 72 brightly-coloured birds were accidently released from a garden in Tadley.

Belfast boat racing team, the Lagan Dragons, describe how the team sport is helping their recovery.

Results are expected to be closer to pre-pandemic standards, though still higher than 2019.

A family say they feel their daughter is a burden on system as they are left without a bath for her.

People with disabilities continue to face discrimination in the UK, says a report.

Experts are not too concerned about a new variant of Covid but say monitoring should continue.

Tens of thousands of pupils in Wales are finding out if they have got the grades to get into uni.