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Iain Macnab will lose his job as Burgermeister of a German town as he will no longer be a EU citizen.

Rescuers searching for six-year-old Lucas Dobson, who fell into a river on Saturday, have found a body.

Jed Foster, who is accused of killing Andrew Harper, is remanded in custody at Reading Crown Court.

The line-up for the first ever series of RuPaul's Drag Race UK has been announced.

It comes after the PM said the plan to avoid a hard border in Northern Ireland was "anti-democratic".

Police surrounded the flats in Barking, east London, as nearby residents were evacuated.

A growing proportion of the UK's farmers are female - we meet some of the women joining the industry.

Daniel Mayne found help, but a charity warns funding is only "part of the solution".

Sonar equipment is being used amid attempts to find Lucas Dobson, who fell into the River Stour.

A prehistoric forest, a 150-year-old shipwreck and monuments have all been uncovered.

It's estimated that fewer than 500 people own half of Scotland's privately-owned rural land.

It is understood a hearing into Dr Michael Watt, due last June, will now not happen until next year.

Cheltenham postman Ryan Williams is living his childhood dream of becoming a professional wrestler.

Mary Cavner was forced to work at a Magdalene Laundry after her father died when she was 11.

Laura Mulley started the swap shop after her children grew out of their good quality uniforms.

Two patients died in two months at the Middlesbrough centre, which has been rated inadequate.

There are more than 3,000 diverse types of show at the Fringe yet body image is a recurring theme.

NHS England is funding a new treatment for patients with severe haemophilia A.

Public urged to "recycle their tech" as rare, valuable materials in millions of old devices languish in UK homes.

Office blocks are also being used to house families as 210,000 children are estimated to be homeless.