The man was reported to have entered the tiger enclosure before he was attacked, police say.

MPs are seeking to stop immunity applying when police fabricate evidence or are dishonest or negligent.

The Environment Agency has warned approximately 6.3 million homes and businesses in England remain at risk of flooding.

The natural phenomenon, known as the Aurora Borealis, is the result of increased solar activity.

The King spoke of "threats to our international order" in a letter marking the 10th anniversary of the National Cyber Security Centre.

All five children have been living with him in Pakistan since 2023, when 10-year-old Sara was murdered.

The HSE found Gavin Pugh's injuries could have been prevented if correct safety steps were followed.

Archaeologists hope to uncover more fragments of the medieval site in Perth.

The woman was a council intervention worker when two boys inflicted the abuse in April 2024.

Luke Tarrant says he is "disgusted" that fraudsters are pretending to be him on social media.

London's only public Shakespeare library featuring more than 6,000 books, is set to open at the Globe.

The decision followed a warning from the chief constable that allowing the procession to go ahead could lead to serious injury, disorder and wider unrest across Northern Ireland.

Special chief officer James Deller copied intimate images on to his work phone, AI monitoring finds.

Dramatic flames from the huge Cairngorms wildfire in July have disappeared - but hot spots can continue to burn beneath the earth.

Special correspondent Lucy Manning explains why the Hight Court has ruled that search warrants used to search Mr Mountbatten-Windsor's home were unlawful.

The arrests come after a BBC investigation in April revealed that law firms and advisers were helping migrants pose as gay in an effort to get asylum.

Police footage shows arrest of Benjamin William Day, 20, in hospital.

A third of school starters in the West Midlands last year were not toilet-trained, a survey suggests.

Kimberley Atkinson assumed her symptoms were depression until her behaviour started to change dramatically.

Lizzy, Charlotte and Libby studied at the same time, but their student debt now looks very different.

The majority of the papers on Sunday are dominated by a man who was attacked by a tiger at a wildlife park near Doncaster.

BBC News NI's Political Editor Enda McClafferty assesses the fallout from the Drumcree dispute so far.

Farmers say yields are down because they have had to harvest smaller potatoes earlier than normal.

The man was reported to have entered the tiger enclosure before he was attacked, police say.

Carla Lockhart says unionist voters are angry at Michelle O'Neill over her role in the Garvaghy Road protests.

Kimberley Atkinson assumed her symptoms were depression until her behaviour started to change dramatically.

The HSE found Gavin Pugh's injuries could have been prevented if correct safety steps were followed.