Shanice Brookes, 30, was an "innocent bystander" when she was shot in Sheffield, police say.

This meant military police did not learn for years of allegations of extra-judicial killings.

A lawyer representing survivors says his clients lack confidence in the treatment they would receive in the UK.

The Home Office says the tool will make it easier to identify adult migrants "attempting to game the system".

Hayley Watkins waives her anonymity to call for a publicly-accessible sex offenders register.

Henry Nowak, 18, was initially treated as a suspect by police despite suffering five stab wounds.

The £340m deal will see five common conditions added to the list of things pharmacists can prescribe medication for from this autumn.

Sixty homes have now been evacuated in Coalsnaughton after reports of ground movement.

The 13-year-old is arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and arson after a fire at a rugby club.

The number of households on the waiting list has risen by more than 30% over the last decade.

The region's local authority is proposing using powers in Scotland's new languages act.

The Karma Chameleon singer was surprised with the award by French fashion designer Jean Paul Gaultier.

The pair say they were jeered when they avoided queues as they just wanted to tap the trig point.

Cleveland Police says a dispersal order will be in place after reports of large groups of youths.

The body of a boy is recovered from a pond in Kent, while another teen dies in the River Thames in Oxford.

The former first minister said she was "coming to terms with being married to someone she did not know" after Peter Murrell's guilty plea.

Great Britain's Katie Boulter exits the French Open, losing in three sets to 28th seed Anastasia Potapova in the second round.

Catherine's sister Pippa moved with her husband James Matthews to Barton Court in Kintbury in 2022.

She told BBC Newsnight she was living in fear after the attack by teenage boys, whose sentences are being reviewed.

As the UK experiences a spell of scorching May weather, the BBC's Elizabeth Rizzini has some useful advice.

Thousands of people gathered in the baking heat to watch competitors from all over the world chase a 7lb (3kg) wheel of Double Gloucester cheese down the 1:2 gradient slope.

Queen Elizabeth II was "very keen" for her son Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to become a trade envoy in 2000, according to newly released files.

Several of Friday's papers cover the fallout from a report into young people not in employment, education or training.

The outdoor ward, at King's College Hospital in London, will monitor how much it boosts the recovery of seriously ill patients.

An emotional Luke Littler reveals he almost quit the Premier League after he beat Luke Humphries in an epic final at The O2.

The heatwave that has gripped much of England and Wales this week brought with it record May temperatures. But it has also been exceptional for how quickly it developed as Simon King explains.

The zoo, part of the pleasure gardens for the 1951 Festival of Britain, now leads the way in animal conservation.

The BBC has been hearing from young people who are struggling to find work about how they are tackling the challenge.

A family is campaigning for more awareness after a rise in recorded dog attacks in England and Wales.

The number of households on the waiting list has risen by more than 30% over the last decade.

Sixty homes have now been evacuated in Coalsnaughton after reports of ground movement.

The pair say they were jeered when they avoided queues as they just wanted to tap the trig point.