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Brexit uncertainty is being blamed for vets who inspect abattoirs leaving at the rate of 20 a month.

Supreme Court judges will hear two days of arguments as UK law officers challenge Holyrood's Brexit bill.

Daniel was only 18 months old when he first met Stuart at a care home.

Pets feeling the heat are being allowed to play in the snow at a centre near Manchester.

Sabrina by Nick Drnaso is among the novels on this year's longlist.

More drugs are being prescribed to young people in Britain, despite concerns about potential harm.

One in 25 children fell into the category when they left primary school last year, figures show.

Critics say deploying one officer for every 50 fans at some matches is "unsustainable".

In his first UK interview, Sean Spicer speaks to Newsnight's Emily Maitlis.

Superfast mobile connectivity is just around the corner, but will we all benefit?

For the second year running, travel watchdog Transport Focus has asked customers for their views.

The future of two IS suspects and the UK's sweltering temperatures dominate Tuesday's headlines.

A woman admits misleading customers who paid for secured storage for their cars - which were left in fields.

Proposed new rules will mean any takeover deal could be investigated by the government.

The 18-year-old had taken his dad's car without permission to put a bet on when he hit the victims.

Thomas' former coach said he discovered cycling by chance when leaving a swimming pool aged nine.

A heat health alert has been issued for parts of England, on the hottest day of the year so far.

It emerged the UK would not oppose the use of the death penalty if the pair were extradited to the US.

As BBC Music announces National Album Day fans, musicians and industry experts explain what they love about them.

Lee Savage met his victims on the dating website and mounted a persistent campaign to rape them.