BBC Trust chair Rona Fairhead to leave role
BBC Trust chairwoman Rona Fairhead announces she will not be applying to head the corporation's new governing body.
BBC Trust chairwoman Rona Fairhead announces she will not be applying to head the corporation's new governing body.
The government's Syrian vulnerable persons resettlement programme could be "at risk" because of a lack of school places and accommodation, a National Audit Office report warns.
Divers explore the wreck of a ship that set out from the Netherlands in 1740 but sank on the Goodwin Sands off Kent.
Britain moves towards more active defence in cyberspace, the head of the UK's new National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) announces.
A mum's Facebook post has gone viral, after she jokingly tried to give away her 'stroppy' teenage son.
In our third Toronto Film Festival chat we look at the controversial film
A sex education expert says sexual bullying has become an accepted culture for teenagers within schools.
Large swathes of the UK sarcastically remind the south-east of England that the hottest September day since 1911 does not guarantee sunshine everywhere.
Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc will step down as hosts of The Great British Bake Off.
Former Bake Off contestants react to the news that Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc are stepping down as hosts of the show.
A UK company has come up with a new technique to remove leaf residue from railway lines. The new microwave technology is being trialled.
Three of the 21/7 failed London bombers who said their rights were violated when they were arrested have their claim rejected by the European Court of Human Rights.
Labour leadership hopeful Owen Smith accuses Jeremy Corbyn of being "delusional" about the party's prospects of power under his tenure.
A pregnant woman loses her baby after being kicked and falling to the floor in a racially aggravated attack, police say.
People enjoying the hot weather in Brighton, Kew and Chelmsford.
A BBC Crimewatch reconstruction of the murder of Stephen Lawrence generates 30 calls, some including "significant information".
Labour leadership hopeful Owen Smith tells BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg the party would be "decimated" if a general election took place tomorrow, claiming it could be left with as little as 140 MPs if it continues along its current path.
A Scottish tourist has her traditional Muslim clothing set on fire on Fifth Avenue in New York, in an attack being treated by police as a hate crime.
A new-look Sindy doll is making a comeback to the toy market, after being revamped by Tesco.
The BBC's arts correspondent David Sillito on what the future might hold for The Great British Bake Off, which has been bought by Channel 4.
A British paraglider has been "robbed and killed" on a flying expedition in Mongolia, his friend says.
Former nurse Lara Smith tells Victoria Derbyshire why she takes cannabis-based medicine.
A police constable is stabbed several times while attempting to arrest a rape suspect on Merseyside.
Sigourney Weaver plays a psychopath who forces sex changes on people
Lord Grade says Channel 4 has undermined the argument against privatisation by buying Bake Off