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The teenager was fatally wounded in Edgware Road, central London, just before 14:00 BST, police say.

RammyMen hopes to prevent men from taking their own lives by offering sport and social connections.

Marina Tilby's four-week-old son died after she went on a drinking binge at a caravan park.

Barely a week goes by without an ambassador somewhere being summoned. But what does this mean?

The Foreign Office says Iran has transferred its cargo of oil to Syria, breaching EU sanctions.

The prime minister gave out the advice while taking questions on Brexit.

Up to 200 world leaders are expected to attend the COP26 at the Scottish Event Campus in 2020.

Boris Johnson holds talks with Northern Ireland's DUP in the wake of the suspension of Parliament.

Number 10 will not sign up to NI-only backstop, the DUP insists, as its leaders meet Boris Johnson.

Jeremy Corbyn says workers are getting a much smaller share of national income than they used to. Is he right?

As the prorogation of Parliament began, #BlackRod started trending - but what does the role involve?

But an international report calls for more scrutiny of the quality of degree courses.

Vincent Fuller "set out to kill Muslims" during a rampage which ended in a stabbing, a court hears.

Lt Col Richard Hall says it is "unacceptable" most recruits don't smoke on arrival, yet do by graduation.

The fashion and beauty monthly will be digital-only after 31 years as a print publication.

Cole Roper, 12, died after he was hit by a car while on his bike.

What do shoppers think of the massive newly-opened charity store in Oxford?

A woman, 73, admits causing her friend's death by dangerous driving while reversing her car.

An experiment in shopping via app reveals consumers are not quite ready for till-free grocery buying.

The cast and crew of the hit TV drama reveal their nerves at the premiere of the film adaptation.