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The local council says it is aware of concerns over "experimental procedures" on autistic children.

Inquest opens into the death of Gaynor Lord, whose disappearance sparked a major search in December.

Inquest opens into the death of Gaynor Lord, whose disappearance sparked a major search in December.

Our experts explain why your finances are still under strain despite inflation falling.

An investigation on behalf of the Post Office cleared Nick Read of misconduct allegations.

The actor claimed journalists used private investigators for unlawful information gathering.

Wales' most capped hooker and oldest ever captain Ken Owens announces his retirement from rugby.

A police officer said it was "one of the worst pieces of driving I have ever seen".

The Alliance Party's Stephen Farry was the only Northern Ireland MP who voted in favour of the ban.

Dozens more people are wounded in the attack close to the centre of Chernihiv, officials say.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is taking questions from Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer in the House of Commons.

A teacher and musician charged with sexual communication with a child is found not guilty.

Britain's Andy Murray is named on the entry list for next month's French Open as he recovers from an ankle injury.

A win for Nelly Korda at this week's Chevron Championship would be a significant boost for the women's game, writes Iain Carter.

A police officer who held the hand of his dying colleague has launched a rare private prosecution.

A 30-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.

It comes after the BBC reported a mum's fight to stop her ex-husband getting access to their child.

The Kansas City Chiefs star and Taylor Swift's boyfriend will front the show for Amazon Prime Video.

The House of Lords has made changes to the bill - will the government make concessions?

LeBron James scores 23 points as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the New Orleans Pelicans to book their place in the NBA play-offs.