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A judge tells Andy Pilley the case is a "sordid tale of squalid lies and greed".

A consultation on the proposed closure of hundreds of offices in England is set to be announced on Wednesday.

Nigel Farage's account with the bank Coutts is not being closed for political reasons, the BBC is told.

Train operator Great Western Rail unveiled the train at Newport station.

They are joined by the Princess Royal on the second day of their post-coronation visit to Scotland.

Two women who lost loved ones in crashes launch The Road Ahead to help others struggling with grief.

Ms Black became the parliament's youngest MP since 1832 when she was first elected in 2015 aged 20.

Katie Bell continued to troll people online despite being given a previous court order to stop.

The BBC weather presenter was thrilled with Wimbledon's search dog Wraith until he made a sharp exit.

David Warburton welcomes a re-investigation into sexual harassment claims against him.

Jamie Barrow killed his neighbour and her two young children when he set fire to their flat.

Barry Donnelly, 38, is given an indeterminate custodial sentence for killing his neighbour Aidan Mann.

The firm pumped millions of litres of sewage into rivers, turning them black and killing fish.

The UK had criticised Hong Kong for placing bounties on eight pro-democracy activists based overseas.

Patrick Harvie will attend an anti-monarchy rally and Lorna Slater says that monarchy is "nothing to celebrate".

Homeowners face higher costs as the rates for both two- and five-year fixed deals are now above 6%.

The pair said they were "beyond excited" to bring back the series, which ran from 1989 to 2006.

Police investigating the attempted murder of John Caldwell arrest the men under the Terrorism Act.

The number of people contacting the DVLA worried about someone's fitness to drive is rising.

A man and a woman, both 22, remain in police custody on suspicion of murder.