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The Shropshire-based singer-songwriter wrote material performed by Gladys Knight and Cliff Richard.

A look a George Alagiah's life, from his birth in Sri Lanka to Africa and the Six O'Clock News in London.

Birmingham City Council revealed this month that settling claims could cost £760m.

The BBC's Azadeh Moshiri describes what it's like for people waiting at Rhodes airport.

The BBC says sorry to Nigel Farage over its report about the closure of his account at private bank Coutts.

The mum of a girl who died due to toxic air says children's health should be the focus of debate.

Charlotte Owen, 30, was included in the former prime minister's resignation honours list.

The family of Denise and Justine Hughes say they cannot "begin to express" their heartache.

The brightly-coloured reptile, named Noodles, was found loose on a rail service heading to Leeds.

John Woodcock, known as Dan, and his son Lewis were in a car that was struck by James Gibson.

A man was sexually assaulted on a train after "lewd comments" were made towards him, police say.

Several homes, businesses and roads were left badly damaged after heavy rainfall at the weekend.

Social media posts are targeting people in problem debt with a product that could leave them worse off.

The Farquhar family from Inverurie were on holiday in Lardos when they were caught in the fires.

Recent political upheaval has impacted party's efforts to tackle discrimination, independent review finds.

Harrowing victim accounts of the disaster have been read in court before transport bosses sentenced.

UK competition watchdog will investigate unregulated legal services following complaints.

People could get an extra second to cross the typical road, under new guidance for English councils.

Former England international Trevor Francis, who was Britain's first ever £1m footballer, dies at the age of 69.

A former adviser to Boris Johnson joins the House of Lords as its youngest member.