Last-minute talks to take place, but passengers are advised to avoid travel as services wind down.

The airline has scaled back its plans after major airports announced caps on flight numbers.

Ofgem has accused some firms of using customer payments like an "interest-free company credit card".

The ex-health secretary will run the Race for Life in July in Guildford in aid of cancer charities.

Emma Day will help deaf pupil Evelyn in what is thought to be a first in mainstream Welsh schools.

The family has another court hearing after a judge ruled that Archie Battersbee, 12, was brain-dead.

He also had the most-played single of the year with Bad Habits, while Tom Grennan came second.

Gen Sir Patrick Sanders says the Army and allies need to be capable of defeating Russia in battle.

The UK government has published plans to get rid of parts of the post-Brexit deal it agreed with the EU.

Pressure on the social care system is causing problems across Scotland's health service.

Joram Nechironga says a judicial review is his only hope after the Home Office rejects his bid to stay.

The classic book, and eight other titles will be translated and published in Scots language.

What role did social media play in the murder of 13-year-old Olly Stephens?

A 12-year-old boy's parents prepare to appeal against a legal ruling that life support can end.

There have been different claims made about how much rail workers get paid.

The BBC has been given access to a new team that has to decide if children are criminals or victims.

Cot deaths have inspired much awareness work - but what about when an older child dies unexpectedly?

Leading UK fertility clinics continue to see growth in egg-freezing treatments.

Actress Clara Darcy says she is grateful for having had a rare form of brain cancer.

As Prince Charles prepares to meet Commonwealth heads, should he be blamed for his private comments?

Parts of the UK have experienced the hottest day of the year so far.

As petrol and diesel prices continue to increase, interest in electric vehicles is rising

Arthur Hughes is the first disabled actor to play Richard III - who had a curved spine - at the RSC.

Football shirt-collecting is booming. Why do some people seem to love the tops as much as the game?

Why are hundreds of mental health patients still being sent far away from home for treatment?

Gymnasts have been "heard" and "vindicated" following the release of the Whyte Review, says two-time Olympian Becky Downie.

A bereaved family is searching for answers around their father's asbestos-related death.

Chrissie Riedhofer has spent most of her life learning to cope with people staring at her.

Biologist Lee White explains how creating national parks revived Gabon’s elephant population.

On 19 June 2017, Ruzina Akhtar's dad Makram Ali was killed by a man who drove into a group worshippers.

The transport secretary says a planned rail strike is "the last thing we need" and "unnecessary".

The shadow secretary for levelling up calls on the government to do more to help negotiations.

Reception classes are the first, with every primary age pupil entitled to them by 2024.

Aysha Aljaf learned English at the group in Paisley after a decade of relying on an interpreter.

A 45-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the discovery at a house.

The two died at the scene and a third person is receiving medical treatment, police say.