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The UK has not yet put forward any workable alternatives to the Brexit border backstop, says the EU.

The 250m crane can lift 5,000 tonnes and is starting work at Hinkley Point C power station in Somerset.

Maciej Wasiewicz "slammed" the oven into his friend's head, causing a bleed on the brain.

Troubles victims' campaigner Raymond McCord was one of three people to bring legal action.

Police release the dashcam footage to show drivers the "reality" of being over the limit.

Boris Johnson says claims he lied to the Queen over the five-week suspension are "absolutely not" true.

A Welsh minister says no amount of preparation can cope with the disruption the paper outlines.

Boris Johnson says the £1.25bn order for five Type 31e frigates will safeguard 2,500 jobs.

A 22-year-old man continues to be questioned on suspicion of 11-month-old Zakari Bennett's murder.

Boris Johnson has told reporters that he did not lie to the Queen when he advised her to prorogue Parliament for five weeks.

Work carried out at Thatcham Research in Berkshire has helped to save more than 15,000 lives.

But patients in other parts of the UK will not be eligible for the "life-changing" treatment.

The partnership is hit by "difficult" trading and says a no-deal Brexit would have a "significant" impact

The northbound carriageway between junction 38 and 39 has been shut for several hours.

Labour wants MPs to return to Parliament to scrutinise the government's plans for no-deal.

Australian Mark Firkin and British-Australian Jolie King have been detained for about 10 weeks.

The number of convictions in England and Wales was 27% lower last year compared with the year before.

Kwasi Kwarteng told the BBC that "many people" think judges are not impartial on Brexit,

London's independent wrestling scene is creating a new generation of home-grown stars.

The retail chain faces strikes and has come under attack from staff over "brutal" working practices.