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Brian Low was killed while walking his black Labrador near Aberfeldy earlier this month.

The station has said there will be changes to its shows on weekdays and weekends.

Great Britain's two-time gold medallist Andy Murray wants to compete at another Olympic Games before he retires.

Farmers are protesting in Cardiff Bay against a major overhaul of farm subsidies.

Bea Ward acted alongside Ariana Grande and other A-list American stars in Hollywood's Wicked movie.

The law involves a conditional amnesty for suspects and bans future inquests and civil actions.

Construction pictures suggest the cladding used on the building may be of a type now banned in the UK.

The former sub-postmaster told the BBC that the Post Office's business model is "dead in the water".

The UK Covid inquiry continues to scrutinise the Welsh government's handling of the pandemic.

Alexei Navalny's widow has vowed to continue her husband's work to fight for a "free Russia".

Sir Lindsay Hoyle is under pressure one week on from the colossal row over the Gaza debate.

Sufiyaan Salam has just won the New Writers' Prize from the annual award set up by rapper Stormzy.

The former White House intern is working with fashion house Reformation to lead a voting campaign.

After two injury setbacks, twins Lina and Laviai Nielsen hope they will finally race together at this week's World Indoor Championships.

Flames tower above the road as thick smoke rises, in footage filmed by a local fire department.

Scotland is the first country in the UK to give complainers free access to court transcripts in a new pilot scheme.

The BBC has seen draft amendments to a bill to ban landlords from evicting tenants without reason.

There have been 585 drugs-related deaths in NI over three years as campaigners call for action.

The firm never acknowledged the project publicly but had recruited about two thousands workers.

Unfair hiring practices and outdated attitudes are among barriers autistic people face, a review says.