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The driver of the lorry which crashed into a house in Kidbrooke is pronounced dead at the scene.

Ashley Banjo says the dance troupe have received "overwhelming" support as well as 21,000 complaints.

The British Geological Survey says the 2.1-magnitude quake was felt just after midnight on Monday.

Bernadette Walker, 17, was reported missing from Peterborough on 21 July.

Camelot says it is arranging payment of the money for a winning ticket bought in South Ayrshire in March.

How a treatment using laboratory-made antibodies could fight Covid-19.

Families share a "moving" personal insight into those who died in the Manchester bombing.

Jo Malone re-shot the Star Wars actor's own aftershave advert for the Chinese market.

The woman from Leeds has serious injuries that are not thought to be life threatening, police say.

David Cameron says he has "misgivings" about government proposals to override the withdrawal deal agreed last year with the EU.

Laboratory-made antibodies are to be trialled on 2,000 people with coronavirus in UK hospitals.

Everybody's Talking About Jamie and Six will be the first musicals back in the West End in November.

The firm dismisses claims pubs are "dangerous" after some workers contract the virus after reopening.

Rescuers could not save the hiker who collapsed and fell close to the Bwlch Main peak on Friday.

A Newport consultant warns new rules and lockdowns are "shutting the door after the horse has bolted".

The cluster is linked to the driving school at the Police Scotland facility at Tulliallan in Fife.

MPs will hold the first substantive debate on the controversial bill on Monday.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday morning.

Ex-Attorney General Geoffrey Cox vows to vote against attempts to override the Withdrawal Agreement.

The ban on social gatherings above six people applies indoors and outdoors, and includes children under 12.