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Hundreds of people attended a vigil on Friday evening close to where five people were shot dead in Plymouth.

The two people came forward for testing after developing symptoms.

An inquest hears the hoard includes coins of all rulers from King Edward VI to Charles I.

Scott Staniland says comments about his brother Brett's looks are particularly upsetting.

What do a Falklands helicopter, a Dublin bus and a WW2 radar bunker have in common?

Bath was named joint third in a recent survey of places where house prices have outstripped incomes.

Opening four windows at lower speeds and only two on the motorway is best, researchers say.

Some passengers say they feel unsafe, crammed on trains face-to-face with people not wearing masks.

The BBC show is asking people to contact them if they have something of interest for their experts.

BBC NI's political correspondent Stephen Walker recalls his hometown on a dark day in 1976.

A teenager tells BBC News NI about the stress and relief of travelling abroad for spinal surgery.

Jake Davison's shotgun and permit were confiscated in December but returned in July, the police watchdog says.

The working classes are looked down upon for very different reasons than in the past, argues a new book.

About 10% fewer people with cancer than normal have been seen over the past year, figures show.

Revelations about Plymouth shooter Jake Davison's gun licence feature on the front pages.

Some families are struggling to get vaccines for vulnerable teens, nearly a month after they became eligible.

Nottingham Forest fans pose for portraits to help others feel welcome at matches.

Autumn California Bailey, 4, has 120,000 Instagram followers thanks to her skating videos.

Sajid Javid reduces the cost of NHS travel tests ahead of a review into the pricing of all test providers.

Brentford mark their Premier League debut with a deserved win over Arsenal at a jubilant Brentford Community Stadium.