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Mary de Jong deliberately grew a plant to block her neighbour's window in Topsham, Devon.

The prime minister is heckled by voters during a walkabout in Leeds, while others back his plans for Brexit.

Humza Yousaf will meet the family of Allan Marshall who had a cardiac arrest during a struggle with staff.

But the High Court rules businesswoman Gina Miller, who brought the case, can immediately appeal.

Emily Thornberry found herself in a tricky position when asked what she would do about Brexit if Labour was to win power.

A legal bid to challenge the suspension of Parliament has been rejected by the High Court.

All students at the secondary school must wear trousers in a uniform shake-up.

MPs vote on Monday whether to hold a poll, but Labour's Emily Thornberry says the PM can't be trusted.

The MP for Dover appears before magistrates accused of three counts of sexual assault.

The business blames a dramatically changed retail landscape and competition from rivals for the loss.

Diseases, fishing and plastic are some of the causes of whales and dolphins washing up on shores.

Sean Cox, who was left in a coma after an attack outside Anfield, will return to the ground next month.

BBC readers asked why schools get 13 weeks holiday and when school uniforms were introduced?

The site has come under fire from consumer group Which? over "hugely suspicious" reviews.

The papers react to Jo Johnson resigning after being "torn between family and the national interest".

Dev Patel stars as the titular character in The Personal History of David Copperfield.

A breakdown of the mixed messages coming out of Westminster this week.

A mum's desperate hunt for her murdered daughter - killed by a man she met at church.

The prime minister will confirm a £200m funding package for Scottish farmers during his visit.

We speak to the 10 queens taking part in the British version of the award-winning US reality show.