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Well-wishers on Facebook turned detective to return the letters to the teenage sweethearts.

A group of politicians will attempt to overturn a ruling that Boris Johnson's plan to suspend parliament is legal.

Wales' ancient oak woodlands are under threat from invasive species, such as rhododendron.

Sir David Attenborough joins calls warning "pseudoscience" could creep in to the curriculum.

Vegan and vegetarian diets are also linked to lower heart disease risk, a long-term study suggests.

Some of the key players in the early days of video game magazine publishing recall the industry's "golden age".

A gang that lured victims from Poland to the UK is believed to have enslaved around 300 people.

When Chloe Aston's fingers hurt as a guitar busker, her and dad Lee came up with something dfferent.

Goalkeeper quits top flight women's football at the age of 25 to start a new career in finance.

A "help me" plea left by a teenager who killed herself inspires her mum to help children's mental health.

The PM put forward his plan in the Commons after MPs backed a bill aimed at blocking a no-deal Brexit.

As MPs block a general election, the Welsh secretary warns they will face angry voters.

Andrew Neil challenges Chief Secretary to the Treasury Rishi Sunak on the government's spending plans.

MPs have voted on an early general election and a bill that could delay Brexit.

An HGV carrying 32,000 litres of gin is leaking its load over the carriageway following a collision.

The motion for an early election on 15 October is rejected.

On a frantic day that saw Boris Johnson try and fail to call an election, here are the headlines.

Jamie Quinlan was "lucky to be alive" after a metal spring from a trampoline shot into his back.

Boris Johnson faces his first Prime Minister's Questions, where unsurprisingly he's grilled on Brexit.

The EU's chief Brexit negotiator was to speak at a lecture on Monday at Queen's University Belfast.