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Armed police shot dead the bull-mastiff type dog they say posed an "immediate risk" to the public.

Suspects aged 16, 18 and 19 are questioned over the death of Muhamoud Mohamed Mahdi, 28, in Edgware.

The GB women's curling captain reacts to getting a gold medal at her fourth Winter Olympic Games.

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford says ending free tests and self-isolation puts health at risk.

Michelle O'Neill says the UK does not prioritise people here "unionist, nationalist, or other".

The PM urges people to be remain careful, as all Covid restrictions in England are expected to end.

Gary Cobb says he could have been hurt or killed if he had been on his lunch break at the time.

With bad weather warnings issued, how can homeowners claim for the damage left behind?

Rita Eze's trip back to Nigeria turned into an odyssey of bad luck, bureaucracy and bewilderment.

After heart-breaking near misses, hip surgery and a tumultuous campaign in Beijing, Eve Muirhead says curling gold is a "dream come true".

Justin Welby says he felt God's love and a "vicious sense of dislike" for himself simultaneously.

Pressures on Scotland's justice system and a row over the government's Covid inquiry legal fees make the front pages.

Businesses in Derby say the football club is the "heartbeat" of the city.

Flood warnings put in place as Wales braces itself for 70mph winds amid new weather alert.

The Carnegie library clock in Gorleston has been kept in storage for more than 40 years.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Sunday morning.

The Met Office says "very strong winds may cause disruption across Northern Ireland" from midday.

Detectorist Simon Hobson says it felt like "destiny" to find and return the WW1 tag to the family.

SDLP leader Colum Eastwood will address his party's conference in Bellaghy later.

Charities say making homes more efficient and affordable to heat is key to tackling fuel poverty.