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A senior Border Force official has said he hopes to keep all airports open as staff strike.

A surge in cases and hospitalisations from the respiratory illness have been recorded across Scotland.

Damien Bendall carried out "brutal, vicious and cruel attacks" on his defenceless victims.

Glasgow chef Ahmed Aslam Ali is said to have first come up with the dish in the 1970s.

Members of the Royal College of Nursing are planning strike action after voting down a pay deal.

Four men died when thousands of gallons of water flooded the Gleision drift mine in 2011.

The Ambulance Service says it is at its "highest level of pressure ever" and patients are at risk.

The home secretary told a committee of peers that using hotels was costing more than £5m a day.

Home Office rules affecting millions of EU citizens in the UK after Brexit are unlawful, a judge rules.

Thomas Cashman, 34, pleads not guilty to the murder of the nine-year-old in her home in Liverpool.

Road signs and billboards across Coventry pay their respects to the singer, who died on Monday.

Mikayla Hayes is alleged to have caused the death of father-of-one Matthew Day in August.

Government borrowing hit the highest level for a November since records began in 1993.

Members of the Royal College of Midwives are considering strike action after voting down a pay deal.

All 10 of the most expensive streets in England are in south and west London, according to Halifax.

Ambulance workers in England and Wales walk out amid a bitter war of words with the government.

Strictly Come Dancing's Amy Dowden talks about how nasty comments can hurt her.

Emergency services found two 16-year-olds with stab wounds in a central London street.

The Specials star had pancreatic cancer which spread to his liver, says bassist Horace Panter.

A 33-year-old man is due in court later in connection with the discovery at Belfast Harbour.