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Andrew Miller has made a second court appearance over the abduction of a girl in the Borders.

Scotland's health secretary says he will make his intentions clear in the coming days after speaking with his family.

A union says it will not ask members to consider the latest offer without more detail.

Joseph Watts kicked Aaron Ramsdale in the back following the north London derby in January.

The wearing of bodycams by referees will be trialled in four adult grassroots football leagues in England, the Football Association announces.

A 56-year-old man appears in court and admits killing a 33-year-old in County Antrim.

A survivor of historical child sexual abuse involving former trampoline coach Brian Phelps accuses British Gymnastics of "catastrophic failures".

The 15-year-old is remembered as "beautiful, bright, kind and fiery" at the service in Hexham Abbey.

Rachael Moore, 22, died when she was hit by a Merseyside Police car while walking home in Liverpool.

Sir Anthony Seldon will lead the school where Emma Pattison and her family were found shot dead.

People say there are healthy meal deal options, while some would "be lost" without them.

The Hight Court heard Karnail Singh left nothing to Harbans Kaur, his wife of 66 years.

But the French energy firm made huge losses as a whole due to problems with its nuclear reactors.

Sales volumes rose by 0.5% last month following a drop in December, according to official figures.

Neil Graham was killed while working underneath a tractor which had a bypassed safety feature.

John Tyler, from north Devon, is marking the occasion with a large family get together.

Two self-driving cars were tested on busy London roads, in a trial invested in by the government.

Bassist Horace Panter opens exhibition inspired by pop art heroes.

Barry Martin's wife says he was a remarkable man who was exhilarated to be a firefighter.

Hospitals in England report patients slipping on sewage, staff becoming ill and leaks on wards.