No one will be prosecuted for giving false evidence to Bloody Sunday Inquiry, say prosecutors after considering cases against 15 former soldiers and an ex-member of the Official IRA

Regarded as one of the darkest days of the Troubles, 13 people were killed when paratroopers opened fire on a crowd taking part in a civil rights march in Londonderry on January 30, 1972.

Is the great British fry-up now toast? Gen-Z turns its back on cooked breakfasts after being convinced it is too fatty and greasy by health influencers on social media

The traditional fry-up may be in danger of 'frying-out', as younger Britons shun the breakfast classic as too fatty or too time consuming to put together, research has found.

Home Office worker is arrested after 'trying to sell UK residency to vulnerable asylum seeker for £2,000'

A BBC investigation has alleged the official offered to approve the refugee application for a man living in Northern Ireland, using sensitive Home Office records.

Cost of privately renting homes rises by more than 9% in a year - the largest increase since records began - to an average of £1,246 per month to heap more cost-of-living pressure on families unable to get on the housing ladder

Across the UK, private rents increased by an estimated 9.2 per cent in the 12 months to March, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said

Smacking 'should be completely banned': Child health chiefs demand end of loophole that allows parents to use 'reasonable punishment' because there are 'no instances where it is acceptable'

Laws must be changed to ensure smacking a child is not seen as acceptable in any circumstances, a landmark report demands.

British student, 25, is arrested after 'smuggling cocaine disguised as milk' out of Colombia

Officers opened packets of powdered milk he was carrying in front of him before doing a drug colour test at the airport which they claim confirmed the packets contained the illegal class A substance.

British student, 25, is arrested after smuggling cocaine disguised as milk out of Colombia

Officers opened packets of powdered milk he was carrying in front of him before doing a drug colour test at the airport which they claim confirmed the packets contained the illegal class A substance.

Blue Lights fans praise 'phenomenal' season two premiere as 'off the scale brilliant' and admit they're struggling not to binge watch whole series: 'The Line of Duty replacement we needed'

The gripping police drama follows three rookie cops in Belfast as they try to keep the peace in the post-Troubles era.

Gale force winds spark commuter chaos: Fallen trees block rail lines out of London as firm issues 'Do Not Travel' warning after tornadoes left trail of destruction, damaging homes and cars and overturning caravans

Network Rail has advised customers in Greater Anglia not to travel after a fallen tree damaged the overhead lines near Roydon, Essex.

'Tornadoes' leave trail of destruction across UK: Country is battered as gale force winds and 450 lightning strikes wreak havoc - damaging homes and cars and overturning caravans

The first possible tornado struck Knutton in Staffordshire, damaging cars and ripping off tiles at about 6.30am - before the second swept through the West Bridgford area of Nottingham at 7.30am.

'Tornadoes' leave trail of destruction as UK is battered by gale force winds: Tiles are ripped off houses, buildings are damaged and caravan overturns with 55mph gusts closing bridges, castles, parks and markets as Met Office issues weather warning

The first possible tornado struck Knutton in Staffordshire, damaging cars and ripping off tiles at about 6.30am - before the second swept through the West Bridgford area of Nottingham at 7.30am.

Hold on to your umbrella: Gale force winds close Kew Gardens, the Severn Bridge and golf clubs across the country as Met Office issues weather warning with showers set to hammer Britain today

The Met Office has issued an urgent warning for strong winds throughout today across England and Wales with gusts of up to 55mph until 10pm tonight accompanied by heavy rain.

UK weather: Met Office issues yellow wind warning with gusts of 55mph and showers set to hammer Britain today

The Met Office has issued an urgent warning for strong winds throughout today across England and Wales with gusts of up to 55mph accompanied by heavy rain.

Rishi Sunak blasts European court 'over-reach' on net zero amid Tory row on pulling out of human rights body ahead of Rwanda flights vote

No10 lashed out at the Strasbourg court after it last week sided with Swiss women who brought a case saying their government wasn't doing enough to protect them.

The Apprentice winner Dr Leah Totton  reveals how she shattered cruel 'bimbo' label and kept Lord Sugar sweet when he severed ties with majority of show champions - as she issues warning to future contestants

A fresh-faced bubbly, blonde bombshell and just 24-years-old Dr Leah Totton was underestimated by The Apprentice viewers from the get-go when she appeared in 2013.

I'm a career expert - this is how to tell if you have a toxic boss and what you can do to avoid falling victim to gaslighting

Fiona Harold, a top executive coach, business mentor and consultant from Northern Ireland, spoke to MailOnline about the warning signs in management behaviours that you should not ignore.

The Great British sauce debate is finally settled as thousands vote in our poll for the ultimate condiment to put on their chips... and it is NOT ketchup

Some 16,000 people have responded to our clarion call to determine once and for all what is the most appropriate topping on a chip.

Brits bask in the warmest day of the year so far as crowds flock to parks and beaches to soak up the sun - with temperatures hitting 21C

Large parts of south and east England and Wales are in for a fine weekend, with the mercury possibly set to beat the 20.9C record set last Saturday, while showers are set to persist in Scotland.

Never leave a man behind: Veterans join forces to give British spy a proper send-off after fearing the lonely paratrooper, 70, who died with no known friends or family was set for a pauper's funeral

Just two people were set to attend the funeral of Lance Corporal Terence 'Paddy' Purcell. But after a social media call-out, hundreds of veterans gathered to give him a proper military send-off.

UK weather: Britain braces for its warmest day of the year so far with temperatures set to reach 20C - but not before rain and grey skies continue to hit the north

Large parts of south and east England and Wales are in for a fine weekend, with the mercury possibly set to beat the 20.9C record set last Saturday, while showers are set to persist in Scotland.

Everything you need to know about the sweeping 400-page Cass report, including why it was set-up four years ago and what has happened since

Penned by respected paediatrician Dr Hilary Cass, and four years in the making, the near 400 page report could overhaul one of the most controversial areas of modern medicine both in the UK.