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Cdr Julian Bennett is also accused of regularly smoking cannabis, which is still before a tribunal.

The leaflet asks voters if they want a traveller site near their home.

A court hears 10-month-old Jacob Crouch, who sustained 39 rib fractures, suffered a "living hell".

A Jubilee line train stopped at a station which has not been used by passengers for 25 years.

Geza Tarjanyi shoulder-barged and shouted conspiracy theories at the former health secretary.

The BBC's Emma Vardy takes a look at UK companies using fake reviews to boost their online visibility.

A sixth report of sexual offences by the former Radio 1 DJ is being looked into but no arrests have been made.

A baker says a PR firm asked her to make sweet treats in exchange for publicity not cash.

More Taylor Wimpey customers are taking longer mortgages to make monthly repayments more affordable, providers say.

Grant Shapps is set to unveil plans to build more pylons and power lines for clean energy.

Beth Budgen tells the BBC she was seemingly healthy before becoming seriously ill at Christmas.

Michael McMonagle failed to appear in court on Wednesday in relation to child sex offence charges.

People who knew the fugitive before he fled the US say he is a violent and manipulative man.

William Logue posted a number of sectarian and racist comments aimed at Fiona Donohoe on Twitter.

Police say they are increasing patrols in Dorchester as the issue is discussed at a council meeting.

Convicted sex offender Nicholas Rossi assumed a new identity and fled to Scotland to escape justice.

A sheriff rules Nicholas Rossi can be extradited from Scotland to Utah to face rape charges.

Gusts could reach over 60mph in the most exposed parts of the southern England coast, forecasters warn.

Dunecht-born Mr Shepherd hosted BBC Radio Scotland's Take the Floor for 35 years before retiring in 2016.

The former minister has said she wants answers about why she was denied a peerage before she quits.