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Erin Patterson admits lying to police about her relatives' deaths, but will argue they were a "terrible accident".

Authorities are investigating whether a family of three died in circumstances linked to Monday's major outage.

The real battleground of the current trade war might be China's domestic economy

Pictures of his body before and after a fitness regime prompted reactions online and in the media.

The singer faced criticism after taking part in an all-female space flight earlier this month.

Author Julia Donaldson says she was spurred to write it by a campaign to reverse a decline in children's reading.

World number one Jannik Sinner considered walking away from tennis during his doping case, stating he "didn't feel comfortable" as players looked at him "differently" during the Australian Open.

Mark Wood is irritated by a "golf, golf, golf" narrative around the England team, but admits they do not help themselves.

Welcome to Uefa Champions League Squares - the new BBC Sport game which you can play alongside the live match action.

Former PM Sir Tony Blair says limiting fossil fuels is "doomed to fail" and a new approach is needed.

Shabana Mahmood said judges at the UK's highest court had provided "legal clarity".

The government has been facing growing demands to reveal which areas are running grooming gang inquires.

After years of suffering, a cutting-edge test diagnosed Ellie Irwin with a rare bacterial infection.

Staff were tasked with giving one-to-one care to Elise Sebastian, an inquest hears.

The Society of Radiographers says allowing men to do mammograms would reduce staff shortages.

The approval of the £3.6bn deal will see the 500-year institution taken over by Daniel Kretinsky's EP Group.

There is no data on how widely cash is accepted which puts the UK at risk of becoming cashless, a report warns.

The world's largest economy contracted at an annual pace of 0.3% in the first three months of 2025.

The retailer says it's disabled parts of its IT systems in response to the incident.

Users said the chatbot endorsed ideas including stopping medication and getting angry at strangers

Scientists, including researchers in Bath, have come up with 100 proposed uses for the robots.

Students at the University of Warwick speak about what matters to them ahead of voting on 1 May.

Under the proposals, the university would shed around 300 roles through a voluntary programme.

Young people say it is harder than ever to get a job after uni with some being turned down by supermarkets.

Study provides hope for future of the axolotl amphibian, pushed to the brink of extinction in Mexico.

The government has made little progress in preparing the UK for rising temperatures, climate watchdog the CCC says.

The new satellite will be able to see through clouds and forest canopies.