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The Ebola-like virus is endemic in parts of West Africa and can be spread by rats.

The woman in Durham, Canada, had typed "I need help, he is in the house" before falling silent.

A review of politicians' security was ordered after the killing of MP Sir David Amess.

Leicestershire MP Andrew Bridgen faces probe over accusation of paid lobbying.

A Welsh minister says the PM's announcement was made without the UK's chief medical officers meeting.

The new aardvark is named Dobby, from the Harry Potter series, because of its large droopy ears.

Jake Davison shot dead five people, including a three-year-old girl, in Plymouth, in August.

Anis Hemissi flew from Denmark as a professional hitman to kill father-of-two Flamur Beqiri.

Paul Johnson was also found to have behaved in an "intimidating, bullying or unsupportive manner".

West Ham boss David Moyes says Kurt Zouma is available for Sunday's game at Leicester amid the controversy of the defender being filmed kicking his cat.

Colin Townsend had just nipped back into his house for lunch when a camper van plunged into his garden.

Neil Coyle apologises for "insensitive comments" after accusations from a British Chinese journalist.

"Strong and decisive" leadership will be required to restore public confidence, the home secretary says.

Charities accuse the finance secretary of spreading cost-of-living support too thinly.

From Monday, unvaccinated British 12-to-17 year-olds will be allowed into Spain with a negative test.

Amrit's blind and fears she'll go through life never having worked, because no-one will take her on.

Dylan McEwan, 19, admits to car thefts which were the subject of lyrics he recorded afterwards.

Kate has chosen The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark to mark Children's Mental Health Week

Police say Jon Hassall was caught after he sent a picture of himself in an encrypted phone network.

Brandon Lewis says the executive must be restored whatever the results of May's assembly election.