Rory Lay spent £77,000 on fertiliser in 2026, compared to £52,000 for the same quantity in 2025. BBC News
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The brave people who lived in area known as 'hell on earth'
Now known as the Green Quarter, Manchester’s Angel Meadow was once described as “hell upon Earth”. BBC News
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'We won't allow riots to happen again like in 2001'
Communities in Oldham and Burnley are working together to ensure positive change continues. BBC News
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Attraction to open 'Europe's longest stepping stones'
Martin Mere Wetland Centre in Burscough says it will open the new stepping stones this summer. BBC News
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Rape survivor calls for controversial self-test kits
Authorities question the evidential value of the kits and call them “problematic”. BBC News
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Boy, 13, drowns in reservoir on moorland
The boy came into difficulty while in the water at the rural location in Halifax, police say. BBC News
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Schoolchildren 'should be taught to check breasts'
Cornwall-based doctor Madalina Chifu says normalising checks will mean “everybody will do it”. BBC News
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Parents say 'no support' for children who can't speak
Selective mutism is an anxiety disorder which stops a person being able to speak in some situations. BBC News
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Donald Trump and David Attenborough scarecrows delight crowds
Sonning Scarecrows festival sees the Berkshire village streets taken over by straw-based creations. BBC News
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Teenage girl found dead at water park
The girl’s body has been recovered from the water following concerns for her welfare, police say. BBC News
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Man's mission to crack down on crooked corner shops
Three shops on one street have been shut down for illegal activity. BBC News
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What a high-efficiency NHS week looks like
The BBC spent time at Heatherwood Hospital, near Ascot, Berkshire, as a “high-efficiency week”, sometimes called optimisation or “perfect” weeks, took place. The NHS uses these weeks, in the planning at Heatherwood for two months, to rapidly increase the number of planned operations. BBC News
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River will take decades to recover from 'vandalism'
An ecologist says it’ll take a generation for the River Lugg in Herefordshire to recover from damage done by farmer John Price BBC News
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Council criticised for new political assistant jobs
The Reform-led council says the roles will help it to run effectively but opponents are unhappy. BBC News
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Family remember 'darling boy' who died in lake
The father of teenager Declan Sawyer urges others to take extra care while swimming. BBC News
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Narrowboat stranded after vandals target canal
A section of the Stourbridge Canal in the West Midlands has been closed. BBC News
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T20 Blast round-up: Crawley stars in Kent comeback as Lancs hold on for victory
Clark’s electrifying knock gave Sussex a flying start – the left-hander smashed Matt Milnes for three sixes in quick succession and Tom Rogers’ second over cost 30 as the visitors raced to 92-0 in the powerplay. But once Clark was caught in the deep to provide former Sussex off-spinner Bertie …
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Thousands line streets for Man City parade
Fans describe the celebrations as bittersweet as they said their goodbyes to manager Pep Guardiola. BBC News
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Residents evacuated due to large industrial fire
The fire service says it was called to the blaze at Daler-Rowney in Bracknell at 15:00 BST on Monday. BBC News
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TT opening day cut short after 'serious incident'
Organisers say there will be no further activity following a serious incident at Parliament Square. BBC News
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