A case was solved with the help of CCTV, but that’s not the end of the story. 

He's one of the founding fathers of Grime, who got into a very public spat with David Cameron when he was prime minister about whether the music genre glorified violence. 

It's the Eurovision grand final tonight in Turin and there's a clear favourite to win - Ukraine's entry by Kalush Orchestra. 

We spoke to Caroline Cerny from campaign group the Obesity Health Alliance.

As rising food prices add to the strain on people already struggling to cope with the cost of living crisis, one response from the government has been to delay a ban on two-for-one offers on junk food and sugary drinks.

Coleen Rooney has said that her alleged sting on fellow footballers' wife Rebekah Vardy was a “last resort”.

The government has announced plans to cut tens of thousands of civil servants' jobs - saying it will bring numbers down to where they were in 2016.  

We spoke to Jonathan Powell, who was chief of staff to Tony Blair and a chief British government negotiator for the Good Friday Agreement.

The DUP had threatened to stop the Northern Ireland Assembly functioning, in protest at the post-Brexit trading protocol, and today that came to pass. 

For the first time in 101 years, a nationalist party is in the majority in Northern Ireland. Sinn Féin said the country was entering a “new era” as they overtook the DUP.

Is it fair to abandon teacher assessment in favour of exams for students who’ve already been through so much disruption? The Department for Education says it has recognised their situation by putting in place adaptations to “support the s...

Across England and Wales, pupils are revising for their A-Level and GCSE exams. Always a stressful time, the pupils facing exams this year have already had to deal with school closures, remote learning, time off with Covid and, for some, dealing with...

Inequalities should be put to the forefront of the Covid inquiry to highlight the unequal impact the pandemic had on different parts of society, according to its chair. It’s one of several new recommendations Baroness Heather Hallett made to th...

Government ministers arriving in Stoke for the Cabinet meeting had to fend off more questions about lockdown breaches in Downing Street and Whitehall after the Met Police announced they have now issued more than 100 fines. That’s 50 more Fixed ...

We sat down with the chancellor in Stoke. We put it to him that just a few days ago we were told by the prime minister that we’d need to grow our way out of this crisis, but that today’s GDP figures show we can’t even do that. We as...