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A British fan got a creepy surprise when she opened her copy of Taylor Swift's latest album.

The Conservative MP allegedly threatened to use her "platform" to find out why she was denied a peerage.

Simon Case says the term - used mainly by Tory MPs - is "dehumanising" and "insulting" to officials.

Three Hampshire officers are up for bravery awards after saving a mum and children from her ex-partner.

This year's Twelfth of July parades include Ballinamallard, Magherafelt and Kilkeel.

Cancer Research UK said the first edition of the fantasy novel was found among backroom donations.

Bank of England says higher interest rates are yet to hit many homes but lenders are proving resilient.

Four people from Llanelli have been charged after protests at the Stradey Park Hotel.

A task force is on "high alert" after an increase in reports of dead seabirds on Scotland's coasts.

The star discusses his time in One Direction and fatherhood in his first interview for six years.

Rating of Wales' largest water company drops for a second year due to a rise in sewage spills.

The BBC Radio Scotland presenter lost her voice while on air promoting her programme.

Lilia Valutyte's mother on the moment her daughter was stabbed and the hunt to catch her killer.

Broadcaster Jeremy Vine says the man in question must consider the damage being done to the BBC and to his friends.

Thomas Cashman, who shot dead schoolgirl Olivia Pratt-Korbel, is refused permission to appeal.

Wembley Stadium says the demand for accessible tickets has been "unprecedented".

The university lost its membership of the UCEA after it settled a staff pay dispute locally.

Nick wrote the cards for his twin daughters while dying from an aggressive brain tumour.

Tourism cash is being lost due to poor marketing and transport links, warns the report.

Dunbeath Castle and 28,500 acres of land on the Caithness coast have been put on the market.