Public sector strikes could further increase the non-policing workload on officers, Sir Mark Rowley warns.

The anonymous graffiti artist paints murals on buildings destroyed by Russian artillery attacks.

England's winning streak comes to an end as New Zealand win the World Cup for a sixth time on a historic night for women's rugby at Eden Park.

The bells of the Elizabeth Tower will return to regular service on Remembrance Sunday.

The former health secretary was being grilled by campmates about his actions during the pandemic.

The family are calling on ministers not to increase the number of children nursery staff can look after.

Wallace Lee says he feared he was going deaf before the small white object was finally removed.

The man responsible for the death of Amanda McIlquam's son was spared jail because he was under 25.

Alex says one of the big problems is venues not advertising whether they are accessible or not.

Emeka and Ifeyinwa Frederick turned to Instagram to help save their Nigerian tapas restaurant.

A British coroner will look at the circumstances that led to Tobias White-Sansom's death in Majorca.

The number of people in work seeking crisis support from Citizens Advice has more than doubled since 2020.

Governing body Swim England is facing questions about the protection of its young members.

Experts are using diggers and a purpose-built scanner to remove radioactive particles from the Fife coastline.

Researchers discover a pilot with a particularly dangerous job had also won the Grand National.

A local project is undertaking work to dignify the ceremonies of those who die alone.

Who, when, where - everything you need to know about Saturday's Rugby World Cup final between New Zealand and England.

BBC correspondents share what could come up in the economic plan and what it could mean for you.

There are question marks over some high-profile legislation, including on online safety and renters' reform.

Some fellow I'm A Celebrity stars appeared uncomfortable with the ex-health secretary being in the jungle.

Three of the last generation of World War Two veterans share recollections of the deadliest war in history.

Spending on agency staff jumps by 20% as bosses pay premium rates to plug holes in rotas.

This year's commemorations involved the recently restored Big Ben striking 11 times.

Bradford Movie Makers is one of the oldest groups for fans of amateur cinema in the UK.

Albert Butler, 38, received a suspended prison sentence for impeding the ambulance.

The former health secretary and suspended Conservative MP has been meeting his jungle campmates.

The singer says his mum was in hospital during the pandemic, and he thought she was going to die.

Rishi Sunak clashes with Sir Keir Starmer at PMQs over Sir Gavin Williamson's resignation.

Matt Hancock's Covid grilling on I'm a Celebrity and civil servants avoiding the justice secretary are among Saturday's front page stories.

The Gangs Violence Matrix is used to identify those police believe are likely to commit crimes.

When Emma Manners met her husband at a dinner party, she had no idea he was heir to a castle.

The mother's bill was sky-high because she has to run life support equipment for her daughter, age 12.

Paramedics were sent to the farm following a 999 call on Friday afternoon.

Sgt Jamie Simeon, from Richmond, will read a poem at Durham Cathedral.