Mohammed Al Rasheed says he shared her passport details with Canada as UK police hunted for her.

The father of a 15-year-old describes the "nightmare" near three-year wait for her case to be heard.

The police's ability to solve common crime is "woefully low", the Policy Exchange think tank says.

Thousands of postal and telecoms staff are on strike and further walkouts are planned for September.

The world's largest offshore wind farm is now fully operational, 55 miles off the coast of Yorkshire.

Businesses will close if a levy is introduced as they cope with cost rises, industry bosses say.

A advert for Persil laundry detergent has been banned for "unsubstantiated" eco claims.

The government says it wants to avoid rents rising up to 11% for some of England's poorest families.

Getting patients out of bed after surgery can help recovery and free up beds, Bristol study finds.

The southbound carriageway of the M6 near Coventry was closed for several hours.

Ferocious Dog postpone and reschedule their Germany shows due to increasing tour costs.

A medieval wooden boat, which was "blown to pieces" during an air raid, is to go back on display.

Clinical trials show they are more effective than antibiotics, to which the "superbug" can become resistant.

As the Tory race reaches its climax, uncertainty still surrounds the frontrunner's cost of living plans.

With a review to start into Nottingham's maternity services, the BBC looks back at what led to it.

Melisa Raouf is the first contender in the pageant's 94-year history to go bare-faced in the final.

Six of the country's largest breweries warn pubs will have to close without help on energy costs.

Ben Gray explains why he turned his home into a bakery in lockdown.

To mark the occasion, a swimming relay will take place off Plymouth, led by an endurance swimmer.

In one he says he would be "so hampered" by post stopping on Sunday he threatens to move away.

Two thirds of Scotland's local authorities have seen bin workers walking out in a dispute over pay.

A BBC documentary shines a light on the collusions which ended Britain's empire in the Middle East.

Among Cardiff's high-rise buildings and construction projects stands Wales' oldest gay bar.

The design is inspired by young people's ideas and drawings about their emotions in the pandemic.

Ed Sheeran surprised the crowd at this year's event, joining Bring Me the Horizon on stage.

Gardeners say that warmer weather is boosting the growth of figs, watermelon and other exotic plants.

The event has returned after being cancelled two years in a row because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Lesley and Martin Croxford say it is the "end of an era" but are looking forward to retirement.

The British teenager's death in 2019 has led to a three-year transatlantic row.

Julia Hales wants to be the first actor with Down's syndrome to appear in the Summer Bay soap.

The BBC spoke to party members in Norwich who will vote for the next leader and UK prime minister.

The PM claims people are more interested in broadband than "the fate of this or that politician".

Alice Eaton is working to restore Haddon Hall, a 16th Century stately home frequently used in films.

Carnival-goers delighted as Europe's largest street party is back after three years.

Fuel prices are affecting volunteer community transport drivers helping elderly people in rural areas.

A campaign has been launched to allow pop-up campsites to open longer, as camping popularity soars.

Households want a block on energy costs and the PM is proud of delivering his promises, the papers say.

Fatally-injured Olivia Pratt-Korbel was rushed to hospital in the back of a police car, an inquest hears.

One woman says she "had to fight" to get a grant and charities say more needs to be done.

Strikes continue in 13 council areas after workers in Edinburgh returned on Tuesday.

Two 16-year-olds died after getting into difficulty at Enagh Lough, close to Londonderry.

Police say a man in his 30s has been arrested on suspicion of GBH while another man is also in custody.