The Welsh Government has announced a freeze on the building of new road projects while it reviews their environmental impact.

In CCTV images played in court, Andrew Hall shouts, “Help me - I'm being killed.”

In Northern Ireland, the Democratic Unionist Party is getting its third leader in two months.

The government borrowed another £24 billion in May, and while the deficit is falling, the sums involved are still eye watering.

I spoke to the Chair of the Health and Social Care Select Committee - and former Health Secretary - Jeremy Hunt.

There was frustration from the tourism industry today over the slow pace of reopening of international travel.

On three days in July, 60,000 fans will be able to watch the Euro 2020 semi-finals and final at Wembley.

The sister of a man with autism, who received a payout from his supported living provider after they were accused of neglect, has said there are “so many failings” across the “whole” care system.

We asked the Home Office and the Metropolitan Police to come on and discuss the issue, but were told no one was available. We talk to Shadow Policing Sarah Jones, Conservative MP David Simmonds, and Leroy Logan, a, retired superintendent who spent 30...

As schoolboys, they were taken into a room five at a time and told they had months to live. The boys of Treloar's College had been infected with HIV as part of their treatment for haemophilia.

For many young people in the UK, carrying a knife is, they say, a necessity. Not because they are violent but because they fear being the victims of violence.

The statistics on the number of deaths from knife crime are stark. Some 548 people were murdered using a knife or bladed object in 2020.

Large crowds of Scotland and England fans have been gathering in central London ahead of tonight's Euro 2020 clash at Wembley Stadium, despite appeals for anyone without a ticket to stay away.

MPs have said they feel "deeply ashamed" of low conviction rates for rape cases in England and Wales, promising sweeping changes to the criminal justice system. But do they go far enough? Anja Popp reports.

The Democratic Unionist Party is looking for a new leader again, as Edwin Poots stepped down after just 21 days in the job.