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The network on Facebook and Instagram helps combat online radicalisation, says Home Office.

More than 900 writers including comedians and TV stars will appear at the festival from 4-13 October.

Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson says the senior Tory and Labour MPs are both prepared to be caretaker PMs.

British former world number one Andy Murray says he will play no part in the US Open, which starts later this month.

Writer Jeff Pope and actor Martin Freeman discuss the pressures of dramatising a real-life tragedy.

Dani Bradford, 21, says she isn't satisfied with how Cambridge University handled her case.

Police warn of delays to investigations and court cases after the attack led to a backlog of 20,000 samples.

The government is accused of "running down" the military, as figures show a further drop in numbers.

Five of the country's top firework companies competed at the championships in Plymouth.

The Nuneaton officer was once beaten and slept rough but now hopes his story will help others.

Stones from a damaged wall turned out to be part of a demolished 13th Century hamlet church.

David Bowie sang at a festival on the bandstand 50 years ago just after the release of Space Oddity.

The parents of the boys, now aged one, visit search and rescue crews and medics who saved their lives.

An academic's project brings together families of protesters for the 200th anniversary.

Private cannabis clinics have now opened in the UK, charging up to £800 per month for prescriptions.

Problems making "liquid nutrition" have led to a national emergency, the NHS says.

Workshops are teaching young asylum seekers how to cook and improve their English skills.

Didcot Power Station's iconic towers will be demolished as Oxfordshire's skyline changes forever.

Laura Stuart was murdered in 2017 despite 18 reports to police, including allegations of assault.

Scottish government's stake in the engineering yards slashed from £19m to £6m after watchdog's review.