National Headlines

Winter is closing in on the Bidston Rise housing estate in Birkenhead, but there's one front garden that hasn't given in yet.

There is a growing risk that Russia could attack the UK, and the nation's "sons and daughters" need to be ready to fight, the head of Britain's armed forces has said.

The UK's unemployment rate has risen further, with official figures showing young people being particularly hard hit by the jump in job cuts under Labour.

Donald Trump has filed a defamation lawsuit against the BBC, alleging the corporation's Panorama documentary portrayed him in a "false, defamatory, deceptive, disparaging, inflammatory, and malicious" manner.

Some drivers have been incorrectly fined for speeding due to an issue with variable speed cameras in England, National Highways has said.

New reforms mean dentists in England will be paid more to see patients in need of urgent treatment.

Angela Rayner has issued an angry call to MPs to sit "through the night" to stop hereditary peers delaying her flagship employment rights bill.

Liverpool parade attacker Paul Doyle told police he'd "ruined" his family's life after driving into more than 100 people at a Premier League title parade, a court has heard.

Russia is trying to "bully, fearmonger and manipulate" the UK and its allies with attacks under the threshold of all-out war, the new head of MI6 has said.

A five-day strike involving tens of thousands of doctors in England will go ahead as planned, the British Medical Association (BMA) has said.