Have you been waiting all week to give this quiz another crack? You should probably find a hobby. The rules are simple — five points for a correct answer.

From snowy days to Roman digs, there has been plenty going on over the first full week of January in north-east England and Cumbria. Test your memory with our quiz... Follow BBC North East on X and ...

This week, BBC Radio DJ Scott Mills was sacked, oil prices fluctuated because of the war in Iran and comments made by US President Donald Trump, and millions of drivers were told they should receive ...

Malcolm Townrow (right), with his friend Richard Edwardes, has visited all the English Football League grounds in the country A dazzling display of the Northern Lights may have grabbed the headlines ...

It's been another big week in sport, including the conclusion of the Commonwealth Games, the Women's Open and managerial changes as clubs approach the start of another season of football. About 10% of ...

Why could rare earth MXenes be useful? • Their properties are valuable for energy-efficient electronics. • Their properties are valuable for fusion reactors. • Their properties are valuable for space ...

This week, the World Health Organization said the outbreak of hantavirus on a cruise ship was not the start of another pandemic, country icon Dolly Parton cancelled her Las Vegas residency over health ...

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Known for her razor-sharp critiques of the English upper classes, did Jane Austen popularise phrases which fell into common use? Image / Getty Images Test your general knowledge with the Listener’s ...

Do you keep a close eye on the weather, or do you just enjoy talking about it? Either way, it’s time to put your knowledge to the test with this week’s Met Office weather quiz. From recent weather ...