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"Doting dad" Justin Day died in a machine accident at Tata's Port Talbot steelworks on Wednesday.

A 23-year-old man, believed to be the driver, has now been arrested, police said.

The 46-year-old abused seven young men while working at Strathclyde and Heriot-Watt universities.

Customers of the online business banking service have seen other firms' balances and transactions.

It is the seventh vote the government has lost in the Commons since Boris Johnson became PM.

Daren Timson-Hunt was caught by a police inspector travelling in the same carriage, a court hears.

Jess Phillips said the "bravest and strongest thing to do" would be for Boris Johnson to apologise.

Singer Craig David surprised commuters by performing at Birmingham New Street railway station as part of BBC Music Day.

Fellow Derby players Tom Lawrence and Mason Bennett have been charged with drink-driving.

The corporation says its journalists should not give personal opinions on public matters.

Pathologist Dr Ashley Fegan-Earl told jurors the 17-year-old died from an 18cm-deep wound.

Romance scams rose by 64% in the first half of the year, figures show, as fraudsters target victims directly.

Prince Andrew's 31-year-old daughter is to marry Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, the Duke and Duchess of York announce.

Stephen Crabb MP says the prime minister has "a duty to reduce the level of poison in our politics".

Health officials warn that children are at risk as parents shun routine vaccinations for under-fives.

The administrators are meeting unions later, after 1,200 lost their jobs at Wrightbus in Ballymena.

Eight of the 10 most deprived neighbourhoods are in Blackpool, according to new statistics.

Among users' complaints is that poor service means by the time they get anywhere it is already time to leave.

The Duke of Sussex calls efforts to tackle global warming a "race against time" following protests.

A Thomas Cook boss has apologised after a video emerged of staff cheering him and other executives