UK News BBC News Feed

More than 20 skateboards will be auctioned to raise money to build a rural skatepark.

Michelle Partington was the first female paramedic with the RAF to be deployed to the conflict in 2009.

He was rejected by three owners before being taken on by Avon and Somerset Police.

Eleven-month-old Edward is able to support his head after receiving the world's most expensive drug.

Jonathan Goodall says he made the move after a long period of prayer, which had been a "testing" period.

The PM's ex-adviser says inexperienced staff and leaks damaged the government's Covid response.

A successful businessman saw his life savings wiped out when he fell victim to ruthless fraudsters.

An NHS worker, a teacher and families trapped in Afghanistan tell the BBC about their plans now.

Dominating Saturday's papers are reports that plans to vaccinate 12-15-year-olds are due to go ahead.

In some countries, the Covid-19 vaccine can be given to all teenagers over the age of 12 but not all are allowed.

Cases include "unauthorised disclosure" of personal sensitive data including criminal allegations.

A veteran hotel inspector reveals the highs and lows of working undercover in Scotland.

The chronic shortage of lorry drivers has led haulage firms to try to attract more women to the role.

Shirley Ballas leads a star-studded line-up to start an extended run for Blackpool's famous lights.

The maker says it is two weeks behind on its deliveries, and vaccinations will have to be rescheduled.

A court agrees that 'distressing' life-support treatment for the woman, in her 50s, should end.

The Met Police brands the violent behaviour of anti-vaccine protesters "unacceptable".

Rachel Gibbon wants players to avoid crises like those faced by the late Yeovil Town captain Lee Collins.

The firm behind Echo Falls says continued staff shortages could definitely hit the festive season.

Boxer Lauren Price won gold and Lauren Williams won silver in the women's -67kg taekwondo in Tokyo.