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Men are more likely than women to blame female victims and empathise with the harasser, a study says.

A 17-year-old boy is charged with murdering "devoted father" Peter Duncan in Newcastle.

Police say the 12-year-old is in a life-threatening condition following the "catastrophic incident".

Cauda equina syndrome requires decompression surgery within hours to avoid catastrophic damage.

Donna Francis is accused of killing Kelly Mayhew in a "botched butt enhancement" procedure in 2015.

A fall in uptake of the MMR vaccine means the UK has lost its measles-free status.

Lucas Dobson, six, fell into the River Stour in Kent on Saturday and has not been seen since.

A general election would be the "change of direction" the UK needs, the Labour leader will say later.

Lyra McKee's partner says she understands the hold some groups have over communities in NI.

Peter Thain decided to sow some seeds after his lawn was ruined by the hot weather last year.

Fathers in Magilligan Prison have built a playground to make family visits more enjoyable.

A serving of cauliflower comedy beat the rest of the funny offerings to be crowned "Joke of the Fringe".

Barry King, from Wiltshire, is on a mission to build the world's biggest matchstick model.

The duke says any suggestion he would "condone or participate in" exploitation is "abhorrent".

Anna Ceesay tried to hide it when she began to feel depressed and anxious during her second pregnancy.

The mountaineer is patron of a fundraising campaign for the lake-side Victorian building.

The former demonstration bus will be the first in Wales to be used on a permanent basis.

Greenpeace criticises the current system which relies on builders to certify much of their work, with limited checks.

Keith Castle was the first UK heart recipient to live for more than five years afterwards.

With police stop and search powers set to expand what are your rights when approached?