- More remains found in torso murder inquiry
- Rwanda flight detentions to begin within weeks, Home Office says
- Haaland scores as Man City fend off Forest
- Harris: Ireland 'won't provide migration loophole'
- Woman seriously injured in dog attack
- Arsenal survive Spurs rally to go four points clear
- Frontline has worsened for Ukraine, army chief says
- US doctor describes witnessing starvation in northern Gaza
- Palestinian leader appeals to US to stop Israel's Rafah offensive
- Two men arrested after Colin Richards murder
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Electricity upgrade plan includes miles of pylons
New undersea cables and on shore power lines including pylons could add up to £30 a year to energy bills, a new plan suggests.
Mark Drakeford faces questions for final time as Welsh first minister
Wales' first minister is quizzed by Senedd for last time before offering resignation to the King.
Mark Drakeford faces questions for the final time
Wales' first minister is quizzed by Senedd for last time before offering resignation to the King.
Hanley pulls out of Scotland squad for friendlies
Norwich City defender Grant Hanley pulls out of Scotland's squad for the friendlies against the Netherlands and Northern Ireland.
Hong Kong passes tough security law
Authorities say Article 23 is necessary for stability, but critics fear it will further erode civil liberties.
Speculation mounts over who will be next James Bond
Marvel star Aaron Taylor-Johnson is in the frame as the next actor playing James Bond, reports say.
Emma's killer 'should never have been out on bail'
Peter Duffy murdered his partner Emma Baillie while banned from approaching her over previous abuse.
Murder charge after man killed 'during car theft'
A man has been charged with murder after Christopher Hanley died on Saturday.
Labour MP apologises for swearing in Commons
Clive Lewis, the MP for Norwich South, says he is sorry for his "outburst" as he left the chamber.
'Athletes' lives at risk at Enhanced Games'
Athletes' lives could be at risk if the Enhanced Games are allowed to go ahead, says Australian Sports Commission boss Kieren Perkins.
Real complain as referee omits abuse of Vinicius Jr
Real Madrid file a complaint against the referee who took charge of Saturday's game at Osasuna for not including allegations of racist abuse of Vinicius Jr in his match report.
Magnum-owner to cut jobs and split off ice cream
Unilever is to shed 7,500 jobs worldwide and spin off its unit which makes Ben & Jerry's and Viennetta.
Magnum-owner to cut jobs and split off ice cream
Unilever is to shed 7,500 jobs worldwide and spin off its unit which makes Ben & Jerry's and Viennetta.
Trump unable to secure $464m bail payment in New York fraud case
The former president must either pay the full amount in cash or secure a bond to continue his appeal.
Messi fans to get refunds for no-show match in HK
The Argentine star has faced fury from Chinese fans since skipping the friendly last February.
Raducanu withdraws from Miami Open through injury
Britain's Emma Raducanu withdraws from this week's Miami Open with a lower back injury.
New football regulator will put fans' voices front and centre, says PM
The UK government will continue plans for an independent football regulator when the Football Governance Bill is introduced in Parliament on Tuesday.
Brit winner Raye to be Saturday headliner at Radio 1's Big Weekend
The Saturday acts for the three-day festival's Main Stage are announced, with more to be revealed.
F1 Q&A: Your questions answered before Australian GP
BBC Sport's chief F1 writer Andrew Benson answers your questions as teams get ready for the Australian Grand Prix.
Electricity pylon plans to add up to £30 to bills
New undersea cables and power lines could add up to £30 a year to energy bills, a new plan suggests.