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The Duchess of Sussex is seeking up to £1.5m in legal costs from the publisher of the newspaper.

Actress Ruthie Henshall is calling for more visiting access to family members in care homes.

Residents will be offered events and activities aimed at "celebrating LGBT identities".

The controlled explosion of a World War Two bomb in Exeter has left a crater in the ground and properties with "structural damage".

Experts say most cases involve genuine but misplaced health anxieties, not faked illness.

The Golden Globe winner says it "makes sense" for her to leave at the end of The Crown's fourth season.

Midfielder Peter Whittingham, 35, suffered a traumatic head injury at the pub nearly a year ago.

The health secretary says 379 households in south-east England are being contacted.

A Fertile Heart says contraception is wrong and gay and lesbian people cannot marry or have sex.

As part of the phased return of pupils across Scotland, children in P4-P7 will also return full time.

BBC News NI explains the stages of the executive's plan for easing the Covid-19 lockdown.

Princess Alexia will join the heir to the Spanish throne as she pursues her studies at a south Wales college.

The holiday firm promises to change after disclosure of a blacklist to screen out Gypsies and Travellers.

Ministers will set aside £200m for businesses and £224m for infrastructure including housing.

A crying paramedic asked why crews were not helping at the scene of the bombing, an inquiry hears.

From money for the arts to help for small firms, here are the spending plans announced so far.

The channel will make a comeback, after scoring hits with Normal People and Fleabag online.

A self-taught amateur space photographer captures a range of spectacular images from his garden.

The island will return to a three-week lockdown after a sharp rise in unexplained coronavirus cases.

Dominic Raab says the UK will still "do its bit" as one former minister says move is "unconscionable".