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A three-year temporary Leave to Remain scheme will replace free movement, under government plans.

Che Ambe was riding a moped when he attacked Tyler Stevens with a machete in Abbots Langley.

Boris Johnson will call for an election if he is forced to request a Brexit extension but Labour says it won't back it.

Commuters complain of long queues as the Northern Line is suspended due to a signal systems failure.

The sailors - five Indians, one Latvian and one Russian - have already left the Stena Impero.

The pop star reaches a final settlement after his legal victory in a privacy case.

The presenter, who is also hosting a new Supermarket Sweep, will reboot Ready Steady Cook.

The boy died at the scene of a fight in Stratford on Tuesday night, the Met Police says.

Two 16-year-old boys are charged in connection with Sunday's attack on Mark Winchcombe in Neath.

The bank says it saw a surge in last-minute claims ahead of the August deadline.

The statement will set departmental budgets for one year rather than the usual three years.

Leanne Truesdale was about six years old when George Oliver assaulted her in her County Down home.

The family of a couple killed in County Armagh call for a victims' commissioner for non-Troubles crimes.

Is the government heralding the end of austerity, or just an unsustainable pre-election giveaway?

What the polls tell us about support for taking the UK out of the European Union without a deal.

The case was brought by a group of parliamentarians who claim the PM has exceeded his powers.

A Cardiff man, whose image was captured while shopping, challenges South Wales Police in the courts.

The Home Office's official EU settlement scheme is described as being "blighted" by technical issues.

Jonathan Blake gives his daily roundup of the key Brexit events in British politics.

Endangered carnivorous plants are being reintroduced in an attempt to reverse their decline.