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Glen Hansard: The Oscar winner who never stopped busking on Dublin’s streets
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BAT expected to cut jobs in plan to boost productivity
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Nature reserve announces expansion which could help capercaillie
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Thousands still without power after Storm Amy sweeps across UK
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Around 12,000 homes still without power as Storm Amy clean up continues
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Around 17,000 homes still without power after Storm Amy
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Cave discovery reveals oldest community of animals living in European Arctic
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Is the Med too hot for summer holidays? Try Scandinavia instead
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Ewan McGregor: ‘I really let myself down’ by swearing
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Demand for oral nicotine pouches growing fast, British American Tobacco says
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Europe is fastest-warming continent in world, UN-led report finds
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Details of best moments Grand Tour specials revealed after motoring show finale
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Nature lovers urged to join hunt for rare miniscule moth in Scottish mountains
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Rain and snow forecast to see out weekend but temperatures due to rise next week
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Sunshine to return with temperatures up to 14C next week, forecasters say
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‘Gloom’ hanging over UK could end next week, forecasters say
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Four million people embarking on foreign festive trips
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Galloway Hoard to go on display in Australia at start of international tour
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Skygazers treated to Northern Lights show – with more to come, experts say
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Families of two men found dead in burned-out car in Sweden pay tribute
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Girlfriend pays tribute to London travel agent ‘murdered’ in Sweden
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Two travel agents from London feared dead in burned-out car in Sweden
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Man who denies murder said he felt unwell when he knifed pensioner in the street
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Asylum seeker denies pensioner murder and attempting to stab housemate to death
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HMS Prince of Wales returns to port after largest Nato exercise in 40 years
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Tudor horse cemetery in Westminster ‘likely resting place for imported animals’
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Aberdeen could see ‘second renaissance’ with North Sea energy grid, says Brown
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British Army troops and vehicles depart for largest Nato exercise in 40 years
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Humans migrating to Europe 45,000 years ago ‘were resilient to harsh climate’
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