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Two BBC journalists have spent the last few years building a mobile broadcast studio and office on two wheels.

The dilemma for those trying to bring peace to Sudan and why it will be so hard to end the fighting.

Twenty-year-old pop singer Alessandra will perform in a costume inspired by Queen Elizabeth I.

Halifax apologises to a Money Box listener after rejecting his home loan application.

Sir Alex Ferguson retiring as Manchester United boss was one of the biggest stories of the Premier League era. His club kept it secret for months. But eventually word got out...

The UK ticket-holder is one of three winners to take a share of Friday's £138m jackpot.

A suspicious object was placed in a man's car and he was ordered to drive to Omagh police station.

One farmer said the fierce heat meant people had to finish work by 10 o'clock in the morning.

Specialist teams are searching for a teenager who went missing in the Thames overnight.

The centre of Thurso has been cordoned off after the incident in the early hours of Monday.

NHS England warns that staffing levels in some parts of the country will be "exceptionally low".

Mourners at the funeral of brother and sister Dan and Christine McKane hear how the community is 'broken'.

Five other people have since been released from hospital, with two recovering from surgery.

The former US president has flown into Aberdeen on his first visit to the UK since 2019.

Labour MP Stella Creasy was investigated after a troll told authorities her children were at risk.

The MV Pentalina had 60 people on board when it grounded on Orkney on Saturday night.

People around the world want to wear bird costumes under £10.80-an-hour "seagull deterrent" duties.

Two fish and chip shops and a number of fishermen's huts are damaged in Southwold.

King Charles will be reusing a chair used by his grandfather George VI, in a bid for sustainability.

A woman in her 40s remains in a stable condition in hospital.