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South Wales Fire and Rescue Service's chief fire officer said he was "profoundly sorry".

David Nock and his family were mid-ride when a hatch blew open in their pod during Storm Henk.

A 60-year-old from California denies the manslaughter of Danielle Carr-Gomm.

Marc Webley used social media videos to goad his rivals before his murder on Hogmanay.

After the UK's biggest lender reduces rates on new fixed deals, other providers are expected to follow suit.

Ahead of the PDC Championship final, the BBC spoke to the darts sensation's friends at his local pub.

The 2.5 magnitude tremor was recorded near the Derbyshire town of Buxton on Tuesday evening.

The teenager vanished in 2017 after going on holiday to Spain with his mother and grandfather.

RMT members are set to walk out over a 5% pay offer which TfL says is all it can afford.

Research suggests £13.7bn was spent at supermarkets last month, with an average household parting with £477.

An Ulster University report says accidents, poisoning and infections are the most common sick reasons.

The storm brought gusts of up to 81mph, causing widespread travel disruption, flooding and power cuts.

The legislation, which was introduced by the DUP's Lord Morrow, aims to tackle human trafficking.

The Air Astana flight was one of a number that had an unsteady landing in high winds at Heathrow.

Katya Katalinic's insurance was invalidated when it was deemed she started her trip outside the UK.

Britain's Emma Raducanu will avoid qualifying and enter the main draw at this month's Australian Open following a number of withdrawals from the tournament.

Maddi Neale-Shankster was left paralysed - but says she is determined to stay positive.

Volunteers have faced two avalanches, medical deaths and a series of 'very challenging' rescues.

The council says the new sign will be replaced and apologised for the error.

Steven and Stevie-Leigh Jewell graduated as registered mental health nurses within weeks of each another.