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Richard Ratcliffe said he was "deeply grateful" for his wife's release from Iran after nearly six years.

British-Iranian nationals Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and Anoosheh Ashoori are on a plane leaving Iran after being freed, the government says.

The 14-year-old had previously broken five-year-old Logan's arm, a jury hears.

London-Tehran relations are better, and Iran no longer feels it needs Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe as leverage.

The occupants of Braemar Lodge Hotel in Aberdeenshire escaped uninjured after the alarm was raised.

Ukraine's leader invoked the horror of the 2001 attacks on the US as he pleaded for more military aid.

The Foreign Secretary says she is "delighted" for Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, Anoosheh Ashoori and Morad Tahbaz.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has rocked global oil prices and pushed up the cost of fuel in the UK.

The British-Iranian woman's family in Hampshire had campaigned for her release from Iran.

About 40% of Northern Ireland's corn supply is sourced from Ukraine, the agriculture minister says.

A girl strip-searched by the Met Police was asked to finish an exam afterwards, her mum told a review.

PC Jonathon Cobban, PC William Neville and ex-officer Joel Borders will stand trial in July.

A sculpture was also unveiled at a memorial service held by the British Medical Association.

Thames Valley Police say nothing was taken from Mentmore Towers in Buckinghamshire.

An infection expert urges the most vulnerable to upgrade their masks to better protect themselves.

Jack Richardson is jailed for shooting a love rival with a BB gun before driving into a crowd.

Chris Moss says the ape was a local landmark in Frome and the community was "devastated".

Boris Johnson says negotiations to free the British-Iranian woman are "going right up to the wire".

Marks and Spencer, Burger King, Marriott and Accor say they cannot shut outlets due to franchise deals.

A sign language bill is being developed, but executive approval is needed, says Deirdre Hargey.