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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.

Yusuf Mahmud Nazir was sent home from Rotherham General Hospital days before he died.

Theresa May was running the country when a nerve agent was used on the streets of Salisbury.

A council reverses a decision in a conflict-of-interest investigation involving DUP MLA Edwin Poots.

Severn Trent Green Power refuses to say if the mast had been installed before Monday's explosion.

Football in Mind provides counsellors and avenues to players for services in the local area.

After 50 years of the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society, the architect's buildings are still at risk.

The number of prisoners is set to hit 8,700 after falling during the pandemic, BBC News has learned.

The parents of a murdered 18-year-old said their son was trapped in a "vicious circle" of debt to dealers.

An investigation continues into why the famous tree along Hadrian's Wall was chopped down.

Fourteen candidates are standing in the long-awaited contest for the Rutherglen and Hamilton West seat.

Cleaning on the Paris-London route is "highly effective at eliminating bugs", Eurostar says.

Selma Taha, the director of Southall Black Sisters, says she had her hair ripped out and was bitten.

A support service for NHS staff reports a 77% rise in doctors seeking help for mental health issues.

The prime minister tells the BBC he backs the move because there is "no safe level of smoking".