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A Finn Russell-inspired Scotland sweep aside Wales at a raucous Murrayfield to end their Warren Gatland hoodoo and win back-to-back games at the start of a Six Nations campaign for the first time.

A police officer and two members of the public suffered minor injuries during the disorder.

The Tate Britain gallery hosts a story-telling event with children's author and drag queen Aida H Dee.

Two men in their 20s are arrested after police officers are assaulted in Strabane on Friday night.

Raheem Bailey lost a finger following an incident in which he claimed he was being chased by bullies.

The men were arrested in West Yorkshire and Norwich, police say.

An ombudsman claims University Hospitals Birmingham failed to "fully accept or acknowledge" issues.

Charities are pushing for the pilot project to be rolled out nationally and to be funded by the government.

Residents have been allowed to return home following the unplanned detonation, police say.

Procurement body CMAL asked its legal team to appoint a KC to probe the contract for two ferries.

Emma Ambler, campaigning in memory of her sister and nieces, said immediate action is needed.

Nobody was injured when the unplanned detonation happened in Great Yarmouth.

Mick Lynch says the union will keep talking to rail firms, after it rejected an offer on pay on Friday.

Hundreds of cleaners expected to turn out for Cornwall Wildlife Trust's "Love Your Beach" week.

More than 24,000 people have now died after the two earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.

The Scotland-based Halo Trust is undertaking a training programme to expand its staff to 1,200.

Chris Heaton-Harris is forced to leave Derry City's stadium after a security alert near the ground.

The City of London Corporation plans curfew times for new developments to switch off or dim lights.

The Metropolitan Police says the two men turned up at an east London hospital with knife wounds.

Historic England warns the ruins of Bradgate House mansion are at risk of further deterioration.