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Lifeboat crews say the man is"extremely lucky" to have been rescued after being cut off by the tide.

Dorset Police detain a quartet of 18-year-olds following the death in Bournemouth's Lower Gardens.

Volunteers have been sought for the effort which is to feature drones fitted with infrared cameras.

The Isle of Man must prioritise improving coastal defences for protection, Adrian Cowin says.

BBC Sport looks at six new imports to English football who could hit the ground running this season.

The piano and composer's £100,000 piano was craned into the site ahead of his unique sell-out shows.

Det Insp Paul Bullock has said it is unimaginable how anyone could inflict such damage on a baby.

Lewis Mulhearn, who died two years after a bomb exploded under his boat, is among those remembered.

Researchers are looking at how pregnant runners' bodies change as mums call for clear guidance.

The same Sonning bridge has seen previous additions including a post box, front door and telephone.

The mother of a deaf baby says vital sign language classes are expensive and not easy to access.

The first storm to be named by the Met Office this year is expected to bring gusts of up to 65mph.

Gusts of up to 65mph expected to batter the coastlines in the UK.

How did mangled crosses trigger a revival of interest in care for people with disabilities?

The UK must invest in rail and road networks or accept more extreme weather disruption, a government advisor says.

Figures this week showed house prices falling, but mortgage costs remain high.

Liam Riddick imagined filming Hollywood dance routines as a boy. Being a Ken made it come true.

Hollie Lawrence, 19, describes how she and her boyfriend were severely burned in the explosion.

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for rain on Saturday - from just after midnight until 11:00.

A range of stories feature on Saturday's front pages - including Strictly Come Dancing's new line-up.