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Jonathan Nuttall's trial heard he held a "grudge" against two lawyers who investigated him and his wife.

The slipway at Lough Ross, near Crossmaglen, will be closed until further notice, the council says.

Brandon Lewis says his volunteers are regarded as "politically exposed persons" (PEPs) by banks.

Rishi Sunak weighs up a new "British baccalaureate" qualification but no decisions have been taken.

The seaside town is expected to welcome 40,000 people as Elvis Presley tributes hit the stage.

Jamie-Leigh Kelly, 31, went missing on Tuesday with her baby boy and three-year-old daughter.

The monarch's final day of the state visit to France sees a warmer and more relaxed reception.

Delilah is the "loving grandparent figure" among the troop at Belfast Zoo and enjoys morning chats.

Two-year-old Theo has a virus attacking his brain and needs a medical plane transfer.

The police watchdog says the evidence suggests the victim fell moments after a Taser was used.

Lamara Bell said "help me get out" when a farmer found her in a car with her dead partner, an inquiry hears.

A pensioner is still waiting to have his cancerous bladder removed after his surgery was cancelled.

BBC should have investigated after managers were told Russell Brand exposed himself, union says.

Footage shows a man climbing the 225m (738ft) skyscraper in the City of London.

Oliver Pugh stabbed taxi driver Mohammed Istakhar to death hours after assaulting other men.

Kylie Minogue says she was shocked to see her latest single, Padam Padam, go viral.

Although cold is the bigger killer, the ONS says heat-related deaths appear to have increased.

Disabled residents in Bristol fear proposed changes to care could see them moved to care homes.

Ulster University replaces ads after complaints it did not make the top 600 of the Times list.

The 27-year-old was dragged under water and became stuck under a ledge, a coroner hears.