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The local council has ordered that the structure in Marston Moretaine is demolished.

The brand new Elizabeth Sword, named after the late Queen, cost £22,000 to make.

Mark Rowley says he is "cautious" about officers "showing allegiance to any cause" on their uniform.

The media expert who drew up the rules says the lines are being blurred between news and opinion.

Labour's deputy leader says homeowners are "sick with worry" but deputy PM says they will be supported.

Naturalist and Deadly 60 presenter Steve Backshall lives by the Thames and says pollution is ruining the great river.

The confirmation follows years of BBC reports that the SAS killed scores of unarmed people in the conflict.

Thomas Rainey opened the car door and doused Katrina Rainey in petrol before setting her alight.

Jaswant Singh Chail was caught with a loaded crossbow at Windsor Castle on Christmas Day 2021.

Water companies are likely to seek bill increases to cover the cost of improving services, says the boss of Ofwat.

With Millie Bright set to captain England at the Women's World Cup, BBC Sport hears from her team-mates about what she is like on and off the pitch.

Marcus Osbourne faces a life sentence for the double murder in Huddersfield.

The marksman who fatally shot Jermaine Baker was seeking to stop misconduct proceedings against him.

The NCA and police are checking if the body is that of a man facing charges over £5.7m of cocaine.

With tickets set to go on sale, there are some ways you can maximise your chances of seeing the star.

Follow the national service of thanksgiving and dedication line by line.

Bowel cancer patients say they feel relieved after the NHS lifted a ban on treatment breaks.

Steven Cull required life-saving surgery, and an amputation, after being mauled last October.

Speke Hall's games room once hosted visits from Dante Gabriel Rossetti and James McNeill Whistler.

Staff say abuses of power in Parliament are still common, and a new complaints process is too slow.