Warnings for dopamine agonist drugs are to be reviewed after BBC identified an error in patient leaflets.

Motorists are facing higher fuel prices ahead of Easter break due to the conflict in the Middle East, the RAC says.

Demand for ultrasound has increased but too few people are being trained for the job, sonographers warn.

New government guidance also suggests children under-two should not be watching screens alone.

An investigation into alleged "family voting" finds no evidence of intent to influence voting.

The Maldives is threatening international legal action to press its claim for control of the Chagos Islands.

Ministers said earlier this week that sanctioned vessels can now be boarded by UK armed forces.

The US president’s youngest son contacted officers when he was in the US to say his friend had been attacked in January 2025.

In a letter to the Treasury Select Committee, Lloyds apologised and said some compensation had been paid.

The sex attack carried out by Ahmad Mulakhil in Nuneaton in July last year led to protests.

Peter Sullivan was wrongfully convicted of killing florist Diane Sindall, 21, in Wirral, Merseyside, in 1986.

Simon Levy, 40, from Tottenham denies murdering Carmenza Valencia-Trujillo, 54, and Sheryl Wilkins, 39.

The boy, 16, from Northumberland is jailed for three-and-a-half years, plus a year of supervision.

It comes after the Met said earlier this month that three women were interviewed under caution.

Aria Thorpe died from a single stab wound at her home on 15 December last year.

Picturesque villages in the Yorkshire Wolds have been blighted by bags full of bottles for months.

Catherine Wieland received more than £23,000 in benefits, saying she was too ill to go outside.

A key survey indicates growing doubt among shoppers over prospects for the UK economy in the next year.

The UK's competition watchdog says it is looking at five firms in its investigation into misleading online reviews.

Officials are set to publish more documents related to his appointment as UK ambassador to the US - but have so far only had access to the peer's work phone.

Warm air from the Azores is set to move into the UK next week. Temperatures could reach 17C on Tuesday. But not before more unsettled weather first as Simon King explains.

The pop star secured three of the biggest awards of the night as the show celebrated its 30th anniversary.

The letter, seen by the BBC, also called on Ferguson to share any knowledge about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's links to Epstein.

In the past two years at least 231 young people have been referred to health trusts in NI after exhibiting harmful sexualised behaviours.

The Duke of Norfolk and Lord Carrington won the concession due to their role in organising state occasions.

The BBC's Vanessa Clarke talks through the government's new advice for children using screens.

The BBC's Noor Nanji gives us an insight into the ex-Google boss confirmed as the BBC's new Director General.

The vehicles belonged to Hatzolah, a volunteer Jewish organisation that responds to medical emergencies.

The property had been turned into a "substantial and well-organised cannabis factory", police say.

Glasgow is being captured in 0.014 megapixels, as one photographer swaps 4K cameras for a Game Boy - turning everyday scenes into 8-bit snapshots of the city.

The worst seems to be over, but questions remain about why this happened and whether it could happen again.

With the cost of living rising, shoppers give us their thoughts about the new versions of the Easter classics.

Youth unemployment and minimum wage increases are causing teens to be squeezed out of job market.

The US saying the Middle East war will "end in weeks" and pressure on UK household budgets lead Saturday's papers.

Lighter evenings are incoming. The clocks go forward on Sunday marking a big step towards warmer months and longer days.

The sex attack carried out by Ahmad Mulakhil in Nuneaton in July last year led to protests.

Two families whose daughters were hit by a car after getting off a school bus tell their stories.

He warned that closing the pool could hamper the growth of the sport in Scotland.

Rachel Grady says years of hiding her addiction and debt left her "completely broken as a person".