Findfriendz / Clubs / News & Issues / British Broadcasting Corporation ( BBC) / BBC News

BBC News - UK

The former SNP leader has signed a letter to the King after John Swinney was elected as the party's new leader.

Holly LeGresley, 37, was a participant in a group that paid people to kill and torture baby monkeys.

The shadow chancellor's speech comes ahead of figures likely to show the UK has emerged from recession.

The details of serving Army, RAF and Navy personnel are involved, the BBC understands.

Mortgage deals have been rising as expectations of an imminent interest rate cut fade.

New research links algal blooming at England's largest lake with increased visitor numbers

Police established the man was not an officer, but failed to investigate the incident as a crime.

Students say it is easy to find accounts falsely claiming to have access to GCSE and A-level papers.

Neil Shadwick was found unresponsive in a supermarket car park and died later in hospital.

A ransomware group carries out its threat to NHS Dumfries and Galloway and releases a "large volume" of patients' data.

Tom Daley will compete at a fifth Olympics in Paris this summer after being confirmed in Team GB's diving team.

Lord Peter Hain has asked the NI Secretary to extend the deadline for a victims payment scheme.

Southern Water says supplies have returned to most properties but hundreds are still affected.

Midges blown from northern Europe could spread a serious virus across farms in England, experts warn.

PM says the general election result is "not a foregone conclusion", despite "disappointing" local elections.

A 27-year-old man was arrested after the disturbance on Glasgow Road, Paisley, on Monday afternoon.

The Oxford and Cambridge protests camps follow a number of others at UK university campuses.

The former home secretary says Rishi Sunak hasn't kept policy promises he made to her.

Voters in England have taken to the polls in contests to elect new mayors across the country.

Missed today's coverage? Here are some of the most important moments from the last 24 hours.

Labour win in the West Midlands.

Mike Bushell gets sprinting tips from Britain's fastest sprinter - Zharnel Hughes.

The King smiles and waves as he arrives at a cancer centre in central London on his return to public duties.

Study into best help launches as research estimates 800,000 children were in an abusive home last year.

Tuesday's front pages are mostly dominated by ceasefire negotiations in the ongoing Israel-Gaza war.

For the second time in his life, John Swinney is elected leader of the SNP in difficult circumstances.