A man with a disability says he has "got nothing left" after being repeatedly targeted by a gang.

The sports minister's comments come amid strong criticism of the policing of Saturday's Champions League final.

After the report into lockdown rule-breaking, political editor Chris Mason assesses the PM's future.

A couple who lost their baby say staff had no idea what to do for them when they arrived at A&E.

Some medical leaders say protest-free areas are the "only way" to protect patients and staff.

The RAC estimates 19.5 million road trips over the break with traffic likely to be worst on Friday.

The scheme, which opens on Monday, is intended to attract the "brightest and best".

The DUP says the recall is a "stunt" as there has been no progress on its NI Protocol demands.

Deep peat moorlands store huge amounts of carbon and are a buffer against climate change

For the first time, victims will be able to formally meet those who harmed them.

The singer told Radio 1 Newsbeat he's been staying positive after his attack in the US last month.

More than two million trips have been made across the entire line over the last five days, TfL says.

The BBC's Mark Easton looks at how the Queen has repeatedly sought to make change easier.

If job-sharing mums can lead GCHQ why isn't this way of working more common?

Fans express their delight as Nottingham Forest return to the top flight after more than two decades.

Shama Hanif tells of her her struggle with anorexia and how she has cast off the shame she once felt.

Jockey Lester Piggott rewrote the record books and became a racing icon in a remarkable life which included a spell of imprisonment.

Organisers are putting the finishing touches to their plans ahead of the four-day bank holiday.

Movie fan Phil Watts completed the feat, which sometimes involved seven films a day, in lockdown.

The mass-participation event got halted due to an incident, and tacks were also left on the road.

Meet the real-life vicar who has appeared in about 30 episodes of Midsomer Murders.

The UK government says that nuclear is critical to its climate plans, but can it deliver?

The group are creating the enormous work to remember the 72 people who died in the disaster.

In a BBC interview, Andrei Kelin is shown CCTV footage of Russian soldiers committing alleged war crimes.

French police fired tear gas at Liverpool supporters as they queued to enter the stadium in Paris.

Residents were advised to close doors and windows because of the smoke and fumes.

The Duke of Cambridge watched the run-through on horseback in front of 7,000 guests.

Plans to axe dozens of EU laws, and gas shortages caused by the Ukraine war, lead the papers.

Kajetan Migdal dies from his injuries after an attack while on his way home from a school prom.

Frustrations with waiting times and drunk patients are thought to be behind the 5% increase.

The refugees were given three hours to pack and get on a bus from their Livingston hotel to Aberdeen.

The airport authority has apologised and says it is "running to the max" of available staffing levels.