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Nathan Ferguson left the officer fearing for his life when his car was sent spinning into a verge.

The presence of great crested newts could hamper a development at the former PM's Oxfordshire home.

Police say the boys suffered "horrific" injuries after separate incidents in Lanarkshire and Edinburgh.

NFU Mutual believes organised crime is an increasing problem for the farming industry.

The man was filmed accusing members of the LGBT community of being rapists and child abusers.

The nursery says its software indicated that the child had been picked up when they had not.

The oil giant says profits slowed to $2.5bn after wholesale energy prices fell back.

The transport minister says final safety checks are still being carried out on the Bibby Stockholm.

Motorists crossing the Thames between Kent and Essex still cannot access the payment website.

The building society says annual prices dropped by 3.8% and affordability "remains stretched".

There is devastation after a car crashes on the way to a school dance near Clones in County Monaghan.

Fatiha Sabrin was found unresponsive at her home in December 2021.

Several residents on the estate in Huddersfield were asked to leave their homes, police said.

Few England cricketers connect with a crowd like Stuart Broad. On the final day of the last Ashes Test he showed why we will miss him so much.

The bank has posted pre-tax profit of $21.7bn (£16.9bn) for the first six months this year.

Barbara Blake-Hannah became Britain’s first black female TV reporter back in 1968.

Staff at NHS Lanarkshire shared the personal data of patients via WhatsApp on more than 500 occasions.

The veteran fundraiser's family is appealing against an order to demolish the building.

More than 75,000 people at greatest risk of losing their sight are waiting too long for treatment.

Climate editor Justin Rowlatt on the challenge of how to warm the UK's homes - but not the planet.