Drivers who kill could now face life sentences as part of changes coming into force this week.

Zara Aleena, who was killed in east London on Sunday, "lit up the whole room".

She will say a "lawful" vote can be held in October 2023, with or without UK government consent.

Ben Wallace says the UK military needs more money to counter the threat posed by Russia.

Powers for ministers to scrap parts of the deal on Northern Ireland clear their first Commons hurdle.

Alex Adenaike says her daughter is waiting to see if she needs a skin graft.

The airport is told to cut its charges for airlines each year until 2026 by the UK's aviation regulator.

"Sarah" says she felt unable to speak in a rape support group after a trans woman began attending.

George, 10, hopes a newly-approved drug will lessen the impact of his peanut allergy.

Father of boy, five, murdered by his mother, stepfather and a youth asks "why did this happen?".

A break in taking a common immune-suppressing drug could improve how well vaccines work, a trial suggests.

Sir David MacMillan's Nobel prize, and giving away his prize money, made him a celebrity scientist.

Is one of Scotland's longest-running and most puzzling murder cases about to be solved?

The Northern Ireland Protocol is at the centre of a dispute between the UK and the EU.

After Russia's shock invasion of Ukraine, what issues are likely to dominate the Nato summit?

Inflatable sausages, ear-splitting screams and surprise stars. All the moments you may have missed.

The G7 and Nato summits are focused on Ukraine - and the PM is seeking to emphasise the UK's commitment.

Amy Ellis lives in Wales, but is trying to raise money to get the specialist treatment in England.

An estimated 200,000 people attended the Weston Air Festival, which welcomed the Red Arrows.

Marie McCourt says she hopes those who knew Ian Simms will now feel safe enough to speak out.

Emily Hale had to have spinal fusion surgery for her scoliosis, now she's helping others.

Footwear enthusiasts have descended on Glasgow to showcase some of the world’s rarest trainers.

A woman is killed and a man seriously hurt after a major gas explosion at a house in Kingstanding.

Exam season is coming to an end this week for many students and millions of papers will be examined.

Cait wants to help others who who have dwarfism and struggle to shop on the high street.

A Russian missile strike on a Ukrainian mall and the prospect of a doctors' strike lead the front pages.

The Bournemouth clinic wants a buffer zone to stop activists targeting patients and staff.

More than 500 people leaving care in Wales will be offered £1,600 a month for two years.

BBC Scotland's Glenn Campbell considers the case for holding another vote.

It is claimed union members taking action short of strike may be in "breach of contract".

The adoptive family of Tony Hudgell, seven, have long campaigned for harsher sentences for abusers.