The rate of price rises slowed to 10.5% in December, according to official figures.
Read moreBBC News UK
UK inflation dips but remains close to 40-year high
The rate of price rises slowed to 10.5% in December, according to official figures.
Top Stories
UK inflation dips but remains close to 40-year high
The rate of price rises slowed to 10.5% in December, according to official figures.
Patients told to expect disruption as nurses strike
One out of four hospitals and community services in England will be hit by the two 12-hour walkouts.
Church of England bishops refuse to back gay marriage
The bishops will recommend that "prayers for God's blessing" for gay couples be adopted, the BBC expects.
Sturgeon says gender reform row will go to court
Scotland's first minister says the courts will be asked to rule on whether the UK government can block the reforms.
Brexit: Clash looms over plans to scrap EU laws
Thousands of UK laws are due to expire automatically at the end of this year, prompting warnings from MPs.
Workers' rights body denies backing UK strike law
The US labour secretary also opposes the UK government's plans for “minimum service agreements”.
Security levels in doubt at fatal Brixton gig
The O2 Brixton Academy may not have employed enough security guards, a document seen by the BBC suggests.
Featured Contents
UK inflation dips but remains close to 40-year high
The rate of price rises slowed to 10.5% in December, according to official figures.
Patients told to expect disruption as nurses strike
One out of four hospitals and community services in England will be hit by the two 12-hour walkouts.
Church of England bishops refuse to back gay marriage
The bishops will recommend that "prayers for God's blessing" for gay couples be adopted, the BBC expects.
Sturgeon says gender reform row will go to court
Scotland's first minister says the courts will be asked to rule on whether the UK government can block the reforms.
Brexit: Clash looms over plans to scrap EU laws
Thousands of UK laws are due to expire automatically at the end of this year, prompting warnings from MPs.
Workers' rights body denies backing UK strike law
The US labour secretary also opposes the UK government's plans for “minimum service agreements”.
Security levels in doubt at fatal Brixton gig
The O2 Brixton Academy may not have employed enough security guards, a document seen by the BBC suggests.
Patients told to expect disruption as nurses strike
One out of four hospitals and community services in England will be hit by the two 12-hour walkouts.
Church of England bishops refuse to back gay marriage
The bishops will recommend that "prayers for God's blessing" for gay couples be adopted, the BBC expects.
Sturgeon says gender reform row will go to court
Scotland's first minister says the courts will be asked to rule on whether the UK government can block the reforms.
Features and analysis
Watch/Listen
Latest Updates
By Katie Hunter & David MacNicol
BBC Scotland reporter
By Angie Brown
BBC Scotland, Edinburgh and East reporter
By Sanjana Idnani
BBC News
By Huw Thomas
Business correspondent, BBC Wales
By Paul Seddon
Politics reporter
Video content
Video caption: Bereaved families are raising awareness of Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood. Hannah's son William died suddenly after having a seizure. Now Hannah is raising awareness of Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood.
By Angie Brown
BBC Scotland, Edinburgh and East reporter
Video content
Video caption: Animals move out of Gorgie urban farm as it closes its doors Love Gorgie Farm hands the keys back next month after 40 years.
By Rebecca Cafe
BBC News
By Robbie Meredith
BBC News NI Education Correspondent
