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Flu deaths hit a five-year high last winter and treatments for worst cases are still lacking, experts say.

The 16-year-old boy was one of a group of youngsters who became unwell at a house in Ballingry.

The legendary singer treats BBC viewers to a melody and says he won't use AI in his work.

Adam Hoyle admitted having relationships with three women he met after they had reported abuse.

Government vets in Northern Ireland begin five days of industrial action in a dispute about pay.

Flood warnings are issued as Wales braces for a week of heavy rain and high wind.

Fans gather to mourn Adam Johnson, who was fatally injured by a skate blade during a match.

Lianne Sharabi and her two daughters were found "all cuddled together" after an attack by Hamas.

Forecasters say recent wet weather has left the ground saturated, with heavy rain expected this week.

ScotRail had cancelled all direct services between the central belt and Aberdeen and Inverness.

Senior officers travelled to the UK to meet Gerry McCann earlier this year, the BBC is told.

Summer-Gracie will never meet big sister Gracie-Ann and Jayden-Lee, who were killed on the M4.

The scaffolding went up for works to improve the lives of residents but instead it has become the stuff of nightmares.

The motoring body says major fuel retailers should reduce prices to reflect lower wholesale costs.

Tributes paid to late Friends star Matthew Perry and the latest on the conflict in Gaza leads Monday's front pages.

Food businesses say eco-friendly alternatives to plastic are more expensive and in short supply.

Avanti is to run a reduced service between London to Manchester on Saturdays until the end of the year.

Sir Mark Rowley says his officers are limited by legal definitions of extremism.

The HM Coastguard was called to Burnham-On-Sea at around 16:00 GMT on Sunday.

Rachel MacLean says the bill would restore "true homeownership" but Labour says it is "thin gruel".