A man in his 30s is being questioned after a man in his 60s was found dead in a County Laois hotel.

Andrew Petrie, Tony Watt and Cammy Bell discuss all the big Scottish football news.

Kirsty Young asks the author Irvine Welsh what advice he would give his younger self.

The annual Salvation Army collection aims to help Manx families that are struggling financially.

The latest drone survey finds a further 297 of the animals outside of the Ballaugh Curraghs area.

The former first minister died suddenly last month after having a heart attack in North Macedonia.

A woman attacked by a convicted murderer on home release feels "gagged" by a confidentiality agreement to attend his parole hearing.

Sculptor Andy Scott was commissioned to create a sculpture outside the stadium of Minnesota United FC.

A year has passed since Fiona hit the headlines and was rescued, how is she finding her new life?

The arrival of a "fanatical" group in the late 18th Century was a key moment in Crocketford's history.

A community ownership project in Dumfries is being watched to see if it could be repeated elsewhere.

Rita Purves was just 13 when she first took a seat at the organ in Morebattle in the Borders.

A dog owner warns other beach users after her terrier got a three-pronged hook stuck in her nose.

Reeves says the government will raise £25bn from increasing employers' National Insurance contributions.

The States of Jersey Ambulance Service campaign calls for greater respect and support for workers.

An academic who co-chaired the flags commission says he is "disappointed" by the lack of progress.

Politicians at Stormont and across the island of Ireland react to the US election result.

O'Neill was the first senior Sinn Féin figure to take part in an official Remembrance Sunday ceremony.

The technology allows people to scan a code and get information on navigating buildings.

James Bedding says small steps can be a "nightmare" for wheelchair users in Jersey.

A Guernsey hotel manager says introducing a GST would mean higher prices for customers.

Figures show 137,691 fewer people visited the island in the summer compared to 2019.

The vote risks sparking a trade war as the EU looks to protect its own car makers.

Morocco-born Abdelatif Benazzi wants to be new man in charge of global rugby, promising to tear up the sport's old order and tap into new markets.

An estimated 90% of autistic people over 50 have not received a diagnosis, research suggests.

Plans to legalise assisted dying are likely to need the approval of the Welsh Parliament, BBC told.

The plans for London Road had the aim of encouraging more people to take up cycling and walking.

Surrey County Council says suitable footwear should be worn as a field on the route can flood.

Sue Hill will not receive a settlement after "systemic cultural failings" in her department.

Mike Peters says his future is unclear as he loses his chance for a stem cell donation.

Steffans Jewellers has opened a new store in Market Harborough.

The land is located adjacent to two of Northampton Saints' existing training pitches.

The local Wildlife Trust says "extreme flooding" has meant a setback to the project.

Final preparations are underway for this year’s ‘Santa Steamlights Experience’.

Bishop Barry Hill included the seagull from the Brighton crest on his cope when he was consecrated.

A reading scheme set up to help school children in Hastings has been extended for a third year.

Tony Howard amassed almost 3,000 copies of the music magazine, which went under the hammer in Louth.

A sales agreement means work can soon start on a new development at a former factory in Stamford.

A near neighbour told the BBC his own house had been damaged by gunfire in recent years.

Chris McCausland is described as an "amazing role model" for blind people after wowing Strictly judges.

Liverpool City Council is expected to announce next year whether it will approve the hotel's plans.

Esther Ghey says her daughter had wanted "everything pink" for her 18th birthday.

Bob goes out on street sweeps with Cornerstone to support the homeless.

The Boro legend speaks at length about "the toughest year of his life"

Candra Redshaw, from Darlington, is in the British Junior Drag Racing finals.

The black Labrador goes out on street sweeps to help a charity speak with vulnerable people.

A full-time fraud financial advocate will support victims in pursing compensation.

The planning inspector said the proposal would "overwhelm" the manor house the hotel is based in.

The plans will be re-examined after public support for keeping the school at its current site.

Ellie Colton, Elliott Green, Simon Thake, Kat Cowan and Adam Oxley for Children in Need.