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The average Briton is spending £70.69 on a night out, up 25% since last year, a survey finds.

Performer and educator Jess Herman has come up with a creative way of teaching teenagers about sex.

Britain's Dina Asher-Smith takes silver in the World Championships women's 100m final with Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce winning gold in Doha.

Gove, Rees-Mogg and Barclay sell their plan to members - but outside conference it was a different story.

Downing Street dismisses reports he grabbed a female journalist's thigh at a lunch in 1999 as "untrue".

A 20-year-old man is also struck in the east end of Glasgow and is critically ill in hospital.

Councils are also accused of not enforcing rules designed to prevent cruelty to dogs.

A woman is in a critical condition and two children and a baby suffered minor injuries.

The top 10, voted for by members of the public, included Abide With Me and Amazing Grace.

Fr Oliver O'Reilly says there is a "cancer of evil in our midst" after the attack on Kevin Lunney.

Lewis Hamilton is handed victory in the Russian Grand Prix after a virtual safety car cost Ferrari's Charles Leclerc the lead.

The Duchess of Sussex meets anti-apartheid pioneer during 10-day visit to South Africa.

Post-mortem tests found Osvaldo Carvalho died from shock and haemorrhage following a stab wound.

The PM says there was "no interest to declare" regarding links with US businesswoman Jennifer Arcuri.

Three ambulances were caught up in a fire in which 10 vehicles were destroyed, fire crews say.

The route of the Cycling Road World Championships is changed because of safety fears.

A number of roads are closed and trains are diverted following heavy rain overnight.

Peter Fankhauser denies 'fat cat' label and says banks played a role in the travel firm's downfall.

Hundreds of people are outside Green Pastures Church, which received £15m from the collapsed firm.

Wales beat Australia 29-25 in a thriller in Tokyo to secure a second win from their opening two Rugby World Cup games.