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- ‘I couldn’t stop crying’: Co-op Live workers tell BBC of behind-the-scenes chaos
- Water outage will have huge impact, says councillor
- Mark Steel immensely 'relieved' to be cancer-free
- Labour says it must rebuild trust with Muslim voters
- Chef stunned as Hollywood stars drop in to bistro
- Farmer bailed after burglary shooting death
- Farmer bailed after burglary shooting death
- Police seize 22 dogs from illegal XL Bully farm
- SDLP to change selection process after mayor row
- Key mayor results due after Labour notches up local election wins
Men rescued after inflatable duck drifts offshore
A paddleboarder helped three men drifting out to sea on the giant duck get back to shore.
NHS dental care shortage: thousands to miss out across the west
At one practice, set to close at the end of June, 7,000 patients are being forced to look elsewhere.
Gene Simmons: Kiss star calls for Stormont restoration
The legendary front man Gene Simmons speaks to BBC News NI after rocking up at parliament.
Daisy Hill Hospital: Changes would see more than 100 beds lost
It comes as hundreds of people attended a public meeting concerned over staffing and service issues.
Green Party MP Caroline Lucas to stand down at next election
The first ever Green MP says her role meant she had struggled to focus on climate issues.
Every home burglary scene now attended by officers, say police chiefs
The National Police Chiefs' Council says it met its target to improve domestic burglary responses.
Manchester Arena bomb: Inquiry recommendation delays 'heartbreaking'
The inquiry chairman says some organisations had been "somewhat slow" on actioning recommendations.
Alexander Kareem: £20,000 reward offered in mistaken identity murder
Aspiring computer scientist Alexander Kareem, 20, was shot in Shepherds Bush in 2020.
Leicestershire pub forced to close after losing £71,000 rent case
The licensees say the village will lose its social heart and they face becoming homeless.
Coldplay: Are the band's fans as eco-conscious as them?
Cardiff council has a team of eight people who clean the city centre after gigs.
Langholm soldier Richard Musgrave laid to rest more than 100 years on
Richard Musgrave was killed in 1917 but his remains were uncovered and identified a century later.
The papers: Harry 'bombshell' and Bet Lynch's dementia diagnosis
Thursday's papers lead on Harry's second day in court and soap star Julie Goodyer's dementia diagnosis.
LGBT+: Metropolitan Police chief apologises to Peter Tatchell over past failings
The Peter Tatchell Foundation wants all police chiefs to apologise for "decades-long victimisation".
Social care: Labour urged to commit to care worker pay increases
The party should commit to 10 years of care reform and increased funding., a Labour-affiliated think tank says.
Crypto: 24-hour cooling-off period included in ad overhaul
Crypto bosses could face up to two years' imprisonment if they fail to comply with the new rules.
NHS struggling to provide safe cancer care, say senior doctors
Staff shortages are driving up waiting times in all four UK nations, the Royal College of Radiologists says.
UK to host global AI 'safety measure' summit in autumn
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says the UK is "natural place" to lead conversation on mitigating AI risks.
More pain for renters as landlords look to sell up
Rising borrowing costs and plans for stricter rules are affecting the rental sector, surveyors say.
'Massive shift' in food shopping habits as prices soar
Average visits to food shops drop to 16 times per month, analyst firm Kantar says.
West Ham condemn fan behaviour after Fiorentina's Cristiano Biraghi hit by object thrown from crowd
West Ham condemn the behaviour of "a small number of fans" after Fiorentina's Cristiano Biraghi is hit by an object thrown from the stands during the Europa Conference League final.
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