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- Man nailed to fence in 'sinister' Bushmills attack
- Man nailed to fence in 'sinister' Bushmills attack
- Lord of the Rings actor Bernard Hill dies aged 79
- Swinney warns of SNP rebuild delay if leader bid challenged
- Swinney warns of SNP rebuild delay if leader bid challenged
- Girl, 10, dies in Bradford house fire
- Girl, 10, dies in Bradford house fire
- Actor Ferrell to join list of Leeds investors
- Thousands of homes without water for fourth day
- Sunak needs to own these defeats, says Braverman
Newspaper headlines: Farage gets apology and King Charles gets 'pay rise'
The boss of the NatWest Group saying sorry to Nigel Farage leads Friday's front pages.
Rogue surgeon's patient who heckled Humza Yousaf feels 'let down'
Theresa Mallett asked Humza Yousaf to hold a public inquiry into rogue surgeon Sam Eljamel.
Norfolk Boreas: Work on offshore wind farm stops over soaring costs
Vattenfall cites deteriorating market conditions in its decision to shelve the offshore wind farm.
Ros Atkins examines Nigel Farage and Coutts bank account closure dispute
The former Brexit Party leader says his account had been closed because of his political views.
Russia imposes travel restrictions on UK diplomats
Its foreign ministry announces the move amid worsening relations between London and Moscow.
Nigel Farage gets apology from banking boss in Coutts row
The move comes after plans to make it more difficult for banks to close banking accounts.
Holiday travel chaos for hundreds of NI holidaymakers
Hundreds of people were stuck in Ibiza and Rhodes for more than 24 hours after TUI rescheduled their flight.
Kevin Spacey trial: Actor was 'tried by social media', court hears
The defence for the American actor summed up their arguments for the jury on Thursday.
Liam Smith: Woman denies knowledge of acid murder plan, jury hears
Rachel Fulstow denies murdering father-of-two Liam Smith in an attack outside his home.
Second homes: Meibion Glyndwr bomber admits 1980s attacks
Between 1979 and 1993, holiday homes were targeted as well as estate agents and Conservative MPs.
Virgin Money to shut a third of its UK bank branches
The firm says 255 workers will be at risk of redundancy at the 39 stores due for closure.
Oligarch challenges Russian sanctions at High Court
The Russian-born oil tycoon says his family's lives have been disrupted and his reputation shattered.
Roxwell: Lorry driver with sleep issues jailed over PC's death
Police say he may have been asleep when his lorry crashed into an off-duty police officer's car.
Man who stole 200,000 Creme Eggs is jailed
Joby Pool admitted snatching the chocolate haul from an industrial unit in Telford.
Rishi Sunak hits out at EU calling Falklands Islands 'Islas Malvinas'
The PM's spokesman says the reference in a summit document was a "regrettable choice of words".
Eating less meat 'like taking 8m cars off road'
A new Oxford University study pinpoints for the first time how high- and low-meat diets impact the planet.
Top degrees fall for the first time in a decade
First-class degrees were given to 32.8% of students in England last year, down from 37.4%.
World will miss 1.5C warming limit - top UK expert
Former head of the UN climate science body told the BBC's Today programme he was very pessimistic.
M&S Marble Arch store cannot be torn down, government rules
The government has blocked the retailer's plans to rebuild its Art Deco Marble Arch store.
Mortgage rates fall for first time in two months
The Bank of England is not expected to raise interest rates as quickly after inflation slowed.
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