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The arrest comes after the death of Peter Seeclear who had been camping in Stadt Moers Park, Whiston.

The airline's 14 destinations are "crucial" to increasing passenger numbers at Cardiff Airport.

Sophia Jex-Blake was a pioneer of women's education on her way to be Scotland's first female doctor.

Diver Jim Anderson discovered the 150-year-old Tennent's stout on a sunken clipper off the coast of Australia.

A dozen schools have admitted informally excluding pupils at some stage last year, the BBC has learned.

Police have spoken to more than 20 people in relation to NHS Tayside brain surgeon Sam Eljamel.

Patients and GPs have been frustrated by shortages following the staggered supply of the vaccine.

The introduction of technology allowing police to gather data from mobile phones faces delays.

The papers say the PM has vowed to carry on in the face of a backlash over her Brexit deal.

Sellers typically wait more than three months before their home goes under offer.

Billion of pounds will be spent, but do people want to see commercial messages on their screens?

The Coombes family have been placed in campsites, holiday cottages, a hotel and a room above a pub.

There have been four murder arrests but no charges since Sandra Gant disappeared 15 years ago.

Birmingham voted for Brexit by just 3,800 votes - so what do they think of the PM's draft withdrawal agreement?

Leila Nathoo looks at what's been going on in the last few days, and explains what it all means.

The PM defends her Brexit deal, as cabinet minister Michael Gove is understood to be considering whether to step down.

As the Tories squabble over the draft Brexit agreement, we hear the views of some of the other parties' MPs.

Prince William and Catherine were at the BBC to discuss its work on combating cyber-bullying.

From John Lewis' tear-jerker to Iceland's palm oil campaign - what makes a great Christmas ad?

Theresa May dismisses speculation she could be ousted as PM over her EU withdrawal agreement.