UK News BBC News Feed

Colin Norris, 38, was convicted in 2008 of murdering four women and attempting to murder another.

Killer Pawel Relowicz inflicted "unimaginable loss" on the family of Libby Squire, a judge says.

The data provides more evidence lockdown is working, even with more infectious variants of the virus circulating.

Alex Asbridge and his three boys build an igloo using only a plastic box to make bricks.

The Scottish government says talks are continuing but that the regime will be in place for next week.

It follows a legal challenge from campaigners, who argue the policy does not fit with climate targets.

Cleveland Police says large crowds take a lot of resources to disperse and are "hugely frustrating".

A deadline to buy a home under the current Help to Buy scheme in England has been extended to the end of May.

No 10 says Priti Patel backs Cressida Dick after she says "questions" remain over a Met police sex abuse inquiry.

It comes as the number of Covid-19-related deaths registered in NI fell for a second week.

Comedian Lorna Prichard tried online dating in lockdown - and found The One.

Andrew Wheeler "abused the privilege and trust that wearing an NHS uniform brings".

Official data indicates that the UK economy shrank by the biggest amount on record during 2020.

The special train was used on the Settle to Carlisle line to remove the 5ft (1.5m) obstacles.

The size of the economy shrank by 9.9% in 2020 as coronavirus restrictions hit output, figures show.

"Cautious" talks about the tourism sector reopening for Easter are underway, the first minister says.

There are key differences in rules between England’s system and elsewhere, a BBC analysis shows.

Bill Michael resigns from the audit giant saying he is "truly sorry" his words "caused hurt".

BBC News NI speaks to some of those helping to maximise the vaccine roll-out.

The regulator has hit O2 with the fine for years of overcharging on customers' final bills.