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University returns nine human skulls to Sri Lankan tribe
An elder from an ancient Sri Lankan tribe has visited Scotland to collect human remains that will be returned to his homeland.
Woman denies charges linked to boyfriend’s suicide
A former Boston College student has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in a case accusing her of encouraging her boyfriend to take his own life.
Men who filmed themselves raping woman in Soho club jailed
Two men who high-fived each other after filming themselves raping a woman in a Soho nightclub have been jailed.
China has kept military out of Hong Kong at my request – Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump has claimed he is the reason China has not taken steps to crush pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
Staff at fire-hit seafront hotel praised after evacuation
Staff at a burning seafront hotel have been praised for their swift actions in getting everyone out quickly.
I won’t face impeachment, insists defiant Donald Trump
Donald Trump has said he does not expect to be impeached, as he claiming Democrats have “absolutely nothing” incriminating against him.
What are the legal implications of Andrew’s offer to make a statement?
The Duke of York has said he is willing to help any “law enforcement agency with their investigations” into his former friend, the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2019: Lewis Capaldi and Emeli Sandé to perform at ceremony in Aberdeen’s P&J Live arena
Scots stars Lewis Capaldi and Emeli Sandé will perform at this year's BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards in Aberdeen.
Jeremy Corbyn urges would-be voters to get registered on visit to Stoke-on-Trent
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn served oatcakes to his wife from a food takeaway boat and painted plates but still faced hecklers as he continued his election campaign on Friday.
All you need to know about voter registration, deadlines and eligibility
As the General Election looms, so does the deadline for people to register to vote.
Cafe offers help for homeless to register to vote
People without a home are being offered help in registering to vote by staff at a city centre cafe in Bristol.
