The man, now a Home Office immigration official, has been suspended, after a BBC investigation.

The Royal College of Nursing is balloting all its UK members for the first time in 106 years.

Families of some of those affected are giving evidence at a public inquiry into the treatment disaster.

Major oil producers including Saudi Arabia will pump less, raising fears of higher fuel prices.

New guidance asks staff to share concerns with "trusted contacts", even without the student's consent.

The PM will attend a new meet-up of European leaders, boosting hopes of a reset in UK-EU relations.

The victim was taken to hospital after being stabbed during rush hour, police say.

Academics have looked at the first three years of the government scheme's impact on the North East.

Councils in England say social care reforms have left them facing serious financial pressures.

Elizabeth McMonigle's brother and sister were killed during a brutal robbery in their Glasgow home.

More people identify as bisexual than gay or lesbian, says a study from the LGBT charity, Stonewall.

The district council has rejected two of Mr Clarkson's planning applications for the farm this year.

Presenter Summaya Mughal says cultural barriers stopped her learning to swim during childhood.

Bizarre, inappropriate and occasionally spot on - what music tells us about political leaders.

Jade's case failed to reach court because it was suggested she may have a rare sleep disorder.

Meet the people who are choosing alternative ways to heat their homes and keep their bills down.

The prime minister wants to be judged on boosting economic growth, but how easy will that be to deliver?

Thousands of transport workers are striking in an ongoing row over pay, jobs and conditions.

Political Correspondent Ione Wells gives us her analysis of the prime minister's conference speech.

The prime minister vows to focus on “growth, growth and growth” at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham.

The BBC's Nick Eardley assesses the mood after Liz Truss's first conference speech as prime minister.

Liz Truss speaks out against what she calls the "anti-growth coalition" in her conference speech.

Greenpeace campaigners heckle the prime minister a few minutes into her party conference speech.

The 90s classic, with lyrics 'nothing can stop me', accompanies the PM ahead of her conference speech.

The papers react to Liz Truss's Conservative conference speech as infighting in the party continues.

The officer who killed Yassar Yaqub says he feared for his life and the lives of colleagues.

A leading specialist says longer waiting times after Covid could lead to more people dying.

ScotRail workers have already rejected a 5% pay rise and are due to walk out on Monday.

BBC News NI understands that the industrial action may escalate if the pay dispute is not resolved.

Cyril McGuinness was believed to have organised the attack on a Northern Ireland businessman.