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A body is discovered after an explosion and fire at Treforest Industrial Estate in south Wales.

Work and pensions minister Mims Davies takes on the role but stays at the most junior level of government.

A friend of Gaynor Lord says she "keeps going over" a call she had with her on the day she went missing.

An 11-year-old girl and boy, 15, were hit in the crossfire of a "murderous feud" between gangs.

Fettes and Leith stations in Edinburgh, Glasgow's Stewart Street and others could be sold.

A board advising ministers on compensation for the Horizon software scandal says all should be cleared.

Michael Campbell from Newtownabbey admitted killing 54-year-old Roy Reynolds last March.

Police said 30kg of cocaine was chemically converted into lacquer and used as broom handle varnish.

The body of Caroline Glachan was found on a riverbank in 1996 but her killers have only now been brought to justice.

The Bank of England has held interest rates at a 15-year high and dashed hopes they may soon fall.

Archie Wilson witnessed the fatal attack on Caroline Glachan on the banks of the River Leven in Renton.

The Prince of Wales presides over a passing-out parade at Britannia Royal Naval College Dartmouth.

Tories face possible by-election after Blackpool South MP Scott Benton is condemned by standards watchdog.

Blackpool nurse Catherine Hudson gave pills to patients to "keep them quiet" during shifts.

The ex-paratrooper will be prosecuted for two murders and five attempted murders in Londonderry in 1972.

Talks between the UK government and Northern Ireland political parties have been extended.

He declares he's standing as two senior ministers reveal they are backing Jeremy Miles.

Sara Sharif, 10, was found dead at her home in Woking in August.

There has been a record rise in the number of parents lodging appeals at SEND tribunals.

A survey suggests more than half of people think older houses are better quality than new ones.