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Catherine Hudson gave pills to patients, including Aileen Scott, to "keep them quiet", a court is told.

Moderna is hoping to make its Covid jab available privately in the UK.

Sir Keir Starmer says a vote on Northern Ireland leaving the UK is "not even on the horizon".

The government has "blown up" the HS2 rail project with billions of pounds wasted, says the Labour leader.

The driver of the coach was seen slumped at the wheel before it crashed, a court hears.

The transport secretary says the decision to cancel the Manchester leg of HS2 was not taken until Tuesday.

Calls are made for moves to keep cows that graze near residential properties under better control.

Michelle Hadaway said former BBC reporter Martin Bashir had lost clothes belonging to her daughter Karen.

Despite practical issues, ministers in Scotland and Wales are on the same page on phasing it out.

Ashley Dale was killed in Liverpool after a feud between two groups at the festival, a court hears.

The suspects are accused of stirring up hatred by singing offensive lyrics at an Orange Hall last year.

The women travelled from the USA to study and believe college staff were "dismissive" of them.

There will be no new money for displaced people and firms along the scrapped route, the government says.

Its shares sank by as much as a third in early trading, after reports it needs to raise £600m.

Historic England says damage to part of Hadrian's Wall has been seen after the Sycamore Gap tree was felled.

Police launched a murder investigation after Ian Langley, 54, was attacked and killed.

The competition watchdog is investigating the tech giants' cloud computing dominance.

Five Israeli men deny attacking the British woman at a pool party in Ayia Napa last month.

Scotland's justice secretary confirms that the extradition of the American fugitive Nicholas Rossi can go ahead.

The chief medical officer says as a doctor he sees people in hospital desperate to stop smoking.