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Leah Walton, 10, from Sheffield, has raised more than £14,500 for a boy with cancer.

The fast-food chain sets up an investigation unit after the BBC found dozens of workers were harassed.

Vadym Prystaiko had recently criticised the Ukrainian leader's response to a row over military aid.

Disabled activists initiate a legal bid over plans to close railway station ticket offices.

Aaron Hewson's sentence is increased after appeal judges conclude it was unduly lenient.

The family are grateful the baby arrived safely on a bus from Swindon to London.

Public finances are boosted by tax receipts and lower interest payments but figures remain high.

Tina Lewis, who was "very vulnerable", was attacked by Edward Weeks when she stayed at his home.

The leisure centre in Derby where Olympian Adam Peaty once trained could go under new plans.

The Tories have lost two sizeable majorities, painting a bleak picture for the party nationally.

Yorkshire Water says four suitcases were pulled from a drain in Engine Lane, Horbury.

Writer Sarfraz Manzoor is appointed a university chancellor of his hometown, Luton.

The NI secretary says he doesn't think the UK will need to ask the EU for more time to implement the deal.

Sir John Curtice assesses the outcome for the Conservative, Lib Dem and Labour leaders, after a night of contrasting results.

A polling expert reflects on what two losses and a slim victory could mean for the government.

England's experience means they are ready for anything at this World Cup, says Lionesses record goalscorer and BBC Sport pundit Ellen White.

Features including pits and burnt bone have been uncovered at Shetland's planned SaxaVord site.

Labour and Lib Dems achieve huge swings but Ulez opposition helps Tories clinch victory in west London.

Builder Paul Bond is currently in a coma after falling from a balcony in Bulgaria.

Ahead of her Latitiude gig, the singer says artists owe it to their fans to play the hits.