Under British law - a woman can have a termination up to full term if the fetus is diagnosed at risk of severe health conditions or impairments. 

We spoke to Trades Union Congress deputy general secretary Paul Novak

Dock workers at the UK's biggest container port in Felixstowe have begun an eight-day strike in their first industrial action for more than 30 years.

The art of making and flying kites has long been linked with Afghanistan.

A new low emission zone is being introduced in Glasgow city centre in an attempt to tackle pollution by the city that hosted the COP26 conference on climate change. 

Don't travel by train - that was the advice to passengers today as another strike by thousands of rail workers caused widespread disruption to services across the country. 

We were joined by the assistant general secretary of the RMT union, John Leach.

While forests across Europe burn, other parts of the continent are underwater.

We spoke to Alexander Downer, previously Australia's foreign minister and high commissioner to the United Kingdom, now the chairman of the right of centre Policy Exchange think tank.

We spoke to the President of the National Farmers’ Union, Minette Batters.

Sir Alex Ferguson has given evidence in the trial of former Manchester United player Ryan Giggs.

We spoke to the film critic, Anna Smith, about the future of Cineworld.

The Cineworld chain, the world's second largest, is reportedly “preparing to file for bankruptcy” after warning it was in discussions to restructure the business.

Today it was Londoners who were stopped in their tracks by industrial action, with strikes by both Tube workers and bus drivers.

In a letter to ministers, the NHS Confederation and 100 health leaders have warned of an “unprecedented” risk of death from cold weather unless more is done to help people pay soaring energy bills.