Royal College of Nursing members are set to stage their biggest-ever NHS walkout on 15 and 20 December.

Can Wales clinch crucial first World Cup victory in 64 years? And will England qualify for the last 16?

Campaigners say victims are being let down by the police who are failing to identify offenders.

Planned new laws also aim to make prosecutions for sharing intimate images without consent easier.

Britain's Got Talent producers say no decision has yet been made on David Walliams' role as a judge.

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly is in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv for talks with President Zelensky.

Animal trials, using the same mRNA technology as successful Covid vaccines, have gone well, scientists say.

Retailers are unsure of how the economic downturn will hit spending in shops across the UK.

Edinburgh's Radical Road next to Holyrood Palace has been closed for four years over safety concerns.

A second child is taken to hospital and pupils and staff are being prescribed antibiotics.

Claire Winter says up to £4,000 was stolen from her charity fundraiser held at the weekend in Fife.

A Tory MP says the former prime ministers are backing his bid to overturn a ban on new turbines.

More than 70,000 university staff will take part in the strikes, says the union, the UCU.

Offices are being downsized and that means there is a lot of second-hand furniture on the market.

The game's future is a political battleground in Bury, where a club’s demise has divided fans.

From how you heat your home to where you shop, the UK's links to Qatar may be part of your day-to-day life.

BBC Analysis Editor Ros Atkins looks at what’s causing egg supply issues in some UK supermarkets.

The Stop Loan Sharks agency is warning against illegal lenders as families struggle with price rises.

Hundreds of thousands of workers have walked out, or threatened to, causing widespread disruption.

More people are getting ill after swimming and paddling in rivers and seas, a new report says.

As we are bombarded with Black Friday adverts, some people mark the day in a very different way.

One of ballet world's biggest stars says the UK is risking its place at the top of global culture.

Most schools in Scotland are closed, in the first of a series of teachers' strikes.

Pies and burgers have been slashed from the menu at a Colchester restaurant due to staff shortages and soaring food prices.

The number out of work through ill health has been rising sharply - and no-one is really sure why.

One of the world's biggest football clubs is up for sale, but who are the runners and riders to buy it?

The foreign secretary tells the BBC he wants to focus on the future and not the past.

Judges have said the Scottish Parliament does not have the power to hold an independence referendum.

Shamima Begum is challenging the removal of her UK citizenship on national security grounds.

Jade Edward will represent Scotland at the World Para Surfing Championship in California next month.

The BBC's Laura Foster tests your knowledge in this video quiz, with five questions on nurses' pay.

People paying their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II left the bears outside royal residences.

Sandy Law is reunited with the surgeon who performed the operation, 40 years ago.

Wendy Morton explains how then-PM Liz Truss would not accept her resignation after a Commons vote on fracking.

He welcomed South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and hailed ties between the countries.

The landmark that dominated the Teesside skyline since the 1970s is brought down in an explosion.

Plans to limit foreign student numbers and figures showing net migration at 504,000 lead the papers.

It is one year since the 12-year-old was stabbed to death after Liverpool's Christmas lights switch-on.

For many Iranians, the game will be played against a backdrop of unrest in their home nation.

The Scottish government's improved proposal averaging 7.5% will be considered by unions.

The closure of two practices in the same health centre will have an impact on 7,000 patients.