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The skydivers filmed the aircraft passing directly beneath them on a helmet camera, a report reveals.

Twenty years ago, Matt Haig walked to a cliff edge and wrestled with the question of whether to jump.

If there was a general election before the end of the year, are you ready to vote?

Prof Karim Brohi describes holding a stabbed man's heart in his hands amid rising knife crime in the capital.

Beth Hewitt, 35, had blood in her stools but said she was told she was too young to have bowel cancer.

Has there been any progress in the UK's talks in Brussels since Boris Johnson became prime minister?

Zak Mohamed's mum is angry that documentary footage of him was used to assess him for the placement.

In-game spending should be regulated by gambling laws and loot boxes banned for children, they say.

The number of new cases of type 2 diabetes is stable, or even falling, a study suggests.

The NHS in England still owes £55bn in PFI repayments for new buildings, experts say.

Jobs in shops have disappeared, while new roles in warehouses have mostly gone to men, a study has found.

The UK is the worst of seven high-income countries for key cancers including lung, colon and pancreas.

The presenter was not hurt after a "spontaneous detour" during filming for the BBC motoring show.

Researchers say plans to improve city centres are "doomed to fail" unless people have cash to spend.

The gift will create new facilities at the clinic which is named after the author's mother.

What are the prospects for a multi-billion pound bridge linking Scotland and Northern Ireland?

The airlines will no longer be offering certain routes at Belfast International and City airports.

No 10's no-deal document and an apparent crash on the set of Top Gear lead Thursday's papers.

The Yellowhammer plan warns of riots and food price rises but ministers say it is not a prediction.

A man is due to appear in court on Thursday charged with killing a 76-year-old.