Walkouts on 5, 7, and 9 November are cancelled - but it is too late to stop services being affected.

The government estimates it will need £25-30bn to convert sites to low-carbon heating, BBC learns.

Customers reported problems accessing mobile and online services for three hours on Friday evening.

A council says it was not told about the arrival of at least 55 migrants at a Devon hotel.

A British woman earlier told the BBC conditions on the boat were "starting to deteriorate".

The monarch will not be attending the UN climate summit COP27 which starts on Sunday.

Nick Kyrgios settles legal case with spectator he accused of being "drunk out of her mind" during the Wimbledon final.

The Sinn Féin deputy leader will be speaking at the party's ard fheis later.

The 16-year-old's arrest is linked to an assault in Dungannon on Thursday.

Tales from rural Ulster's LGBTQ+ communities to be shared at museum's micro-festival

Children in pyjamas and wellies stave off a second council attempt to remove a "pop-up playground".

The PSNI does not believe loyalist paramilitary ceasefires are under threat as it monitors tensions

Welsh students say rising bills and inflation is leading to awkward conversations with housemates.

Lucy Edwards worried about travelling to Africa, but her senses ended up being delightfully overloaded.

Some train strikes have been cancelled but disruption is still expected.

Higher demand in winter could push up the wholesale gas price before households feel much benefit.

An economic downturn would usually mean an easing of rates, but there's inflation to tackle too.

Jamie Mohr from West Dunbartonshire can count in six languages and knows 17 times tables.

Attitudes towards pre-owned goods are changing and sustainability advocates welcome the shift.

Inquiry chairman Sir John Saunders says avoidable mistakes were made in the arena bombing aftermath.

Residents, businesses and migrants share their views on hotels being used to house asylum seekers.

This is the first time members of the UK Youth Parliament have debated in the House of Commons since 2019.

BBC Young Reporter Rose, 18, explains how she navigates life with dyscalculia, a maths learning difficulty.

Edi Rama strongly criticises "rhetoric" blaming his citizens for the UK's crime and border problems.

New research by BBC Panorama highlights the strained relationship between the road users.

Harmonie-Rose has been training with an assistance dog to help her do tasks.

The Labour leader calls on the PM to "get a grip" and a "proper home secretary".

The front pages report the upheaval of Twitter under Elon Musk and consider Rishi Sunak's pledges as prime minister.

England secure their place in the World Cup final, showing grit to hold off a determined Canada at Eden Park.

Manx shearwaters are thought to have eaten the man-made material after they mistook it for fish.

Police, fire and council staff will monitor CCTV together at Glasgow's control centre for the first time.

Twitter is firing half its staff, which new owner Elon Musk blamed on a "massive drop in revenue".