BBC News Feed

Rebecca Joynes denies six counts of engaging in sexual activity with a child.

Beagle Jeremy needs rescuing by firefighters after his ordeal.

Kate Roughley is accused of manslaughter by ill treatment of nine-month-old Genevieve Meehan.

The partial remains of Simon Shotton were discovered in the Boscombe area of Bournemouth in August.

A torc, valued at £220,000 when it was bought, is one of two items dating from 3,000 years ago.

Residents in Strensall say the district's damaged roads are a "disgrace".

Reducing the amount of domestic cricket will not help the sport, says Sussex chair Jon Filby.

Police identified 55 victims from 26 countries targeted by Jake Lee and James Heppel.

Charlie Isaacs said he "couldn't believe it" when he was called to represent his country.

Thunderstorms on Bank Holiday Monday led to heavy rain and flooding in parts of north Leeds.

Paula Leeson's family want a judge to rule her husband unlawfully killed her.

Paula Leeson's family want a judge to rule her husband unlawfully killed her.

Kylie Daley failed to register two XL bullies, a court hears.

Mr Parker worked throughout the war repairing crashed Wellington bombers and Spitfires.

A woman was arrested on suspicion of neglecting a child to cause unnecessary injury, police say.

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

Tens of thousands of jubilant supporters line the streets as Ipswich clinch promotion to the Premier League.

Mothin Ali says he is "sorry for any upset" after calling his victory a "win for the people of Gaza".

A mural by Sir James Thornhill goes on display for the first time as the Georgian mansion opens.

Hull City part company with head coach Liam Rosenior despite him being nominated for the Championship's manager of the year award.