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Anthony Stocks was trying to silence the brother of a girl he had been sexually abusing.

France's transport minister blames disruptions on "co-ordinated malicious acts" on high-speed rail lines.

France's transport minister blames disruptions on "co-ordinated malicious acts" on high-speed rail lines.

A 29-year-old man from Scarisbrick remains in custody after police recovered a shotgun from the scene.

The Competition and Markets Authority says poor competition cost British motorists £1.6bn last year.

The new additions are among more than 3,200 words and phrases introduced this year.

Anthony Stocks was trying to silence the brother of a girl he had been sexually abusing.

The potential Tory leadership contender says "dishonest" and damaging claims are being spread about her.

The man's family want to make it clear they have "no political agenda whatsoever", an MP says.

After an almost 40-year campaign, a little-known UK landscape has been awarded world heritage status.

After an almost 40-year campaign, a little-known UK landscape has been awarded world heritage status.

The plane maker has sold dozens of new jets at the Farnborough airshow, but is struggling to keep up with demand.

The Competition and Markets Authority says poor competition cost British motorists £1.6bn last year.

The body responsible for regulating NHS and care services in England is not fit for purpose, the health secretary has said.

The month looks set to end on a warm note for many, though it's not all dry and sunny.

The former work and pensions secretary becomes the fourth person joining the race to replace Rishi Sunak.

Work and pensions secretary says "being a mum" helps her "switch off" from politics.

Work and pensions secretary says "being a mum" helps her "switch off" from politics.

The health secretary is 'stunned' by failings in inspecting hospitals, GPs and care homes in England.

The former midwife at Bristol's Southmead Hospital is suing for constructive unfair dismissal.