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‘It was horrendous and frightening’: Leeds locals reflect on where they were when 9/11 happened

‘As the day went on it became horrendous and frightening’

Historic Leeds chapels face auction after council says they cost too much to maintain

Leeds cemetery chapels put up for sale as council looks to cut costs

How did your MP in Leeds vote on the assisted dying bill? Full list

See how your MP voted on the assisted dying bill today

Outdoor centre planned on banks of Loch Tay on abandoned township site

Scottish charity Generation Hope are seeking planning permission for an activity camp at Blarmore township on Carie Farm, located on the northern shore of the loch.

Castle Street posters tease 'coming soon' for new Liverpool restaurant

The Liverpool restaurant promises 'great steak for everyone'

Father and two sons deny murdering teenager in Limavady stabbing

Parade commemorates 9/11 Cornish hero

Rick Rescorla saved 2,500 people who were inside the World Trade Center's South Tower.

Stormont in 'substantive negotiation' about budget with UK government

Northern Ireland Executive parties had rejected an initial £1.1bn package over three years that was offered on Monday.

Savings account warning as returns could drop by 45%

The money markets expect the Bank of England to leave interest rates on hold at 3.75% at its next policy decision on 17 September.

Teddy holding urn of 'human ashes' left on busy train as police appeal for owner

Police are trying to locate the owner of the urn, which has handed in to lost property

ITV's message to Sir Tom Jones as The Voice UK replacements revealed

Sir Tom has been part of the singing competition since its first episode back in 2012

Popular NI bistro secures permanent new home

Jamie Oliver complains he has ‘no say' whether he and wife Jools have sixth baby

Jamie Oliver has five children with his wife Jools Oliver and the couple are not planning on having any more – but the celebrity chef jokingly admits he has no say in the matter

Perthshire residents get first look at £250million 'energy park' proposals

Hundreds attended public events this week - hosted by developer Aukera - to look more closely at its plans to create a 500MW solar farm and 100MW battery energy storage system near Carse of Gowrie.

Bleed Control Kit installed by Hull taxi firm - with more popping up soon

WER2 taxi firm's Knives Down campaign saw a 10p rise in fares in July to attempt to fund 52 kits across the city

Evil West Lothian man shook ex partner's beloved dog to death then lied for two years

'I felt complete betrayal when I found out what he did'

Woman whose dying mum begged 'put me out of my misery' says memory still haunts her

Caroline says the worst thing for her mother was the unbearable discomfort and lack of control

Care worker stole £30,000 from vulnerable, house-bound man over five-year period

"You were trusted to take care of the vulnerable and what you did was take care of yourself."

Disgraced surgeon Eljamel operated on the wrong parts of patients' bodies, inquiry told

A public inquiry is taking place after patients of Mr Eljamel raised concerns that he had harmed as many as 200 people.

Draw ladybirds to your garden using one ingredient this September

Ladybirds are incredibly useful when it comes to controlling aphids, which can suck the sap from plants - and there's one common kitchen item that may help attract them to your garden this September

Rent tax credit increase ‘looked upon positively’, Tánaiste says

Horsham Bishopric and Carfax regeneration changes

A number of changes have been made to Horsham District Council’s regeneration plans for the Carfax and the Bishopric.

Walsall Reform leadership accused of abandoning ‘democracy and free speech’ by ex-group member

Three members have left the group in four months

Andy Burnham ‘knows he would lose’ a vote on Scottish independence, claims Deputy First Minister

Jenny Gilruth claimed "this issue is not going to go away" despite the Prime Minister insisting that another referendum was "off limits".