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- Boys who killed with machete aged 12 are detained
- Activists throw soup on Van Gogh paintings again
- Acting legend Dame Maggie Smith dies at 89
- Titanic shipbuilder formally enters administration
- Joseph Eubank found not guilty of raping teen
- Stalking victims failed by police, report finds
- Lynette White killer denied public parole hearing
- Regulator said investigating Harrods doctors was not in public interest
- New Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay promises to 'change' party
- Boris Johnson's 'hopeless' bid to persuade Prince Harry to stay
Emiliano Sala: Pair admit accessing post-mortem CCTV
Sherry Bray and Christopher Ashford accessed images of footballer Emiliano Sala in a mortuary.
Dorothy Woolmer: Death caused by 'blunt trauma injuries'
Reece Dempster is accused of killing Dorothy Woolmer, who was found dead with "blunt trauma injuries".
Nora Quoirin: Prayers for missing girl as jungle search continues
Nora Quoirin, who has special needs, vanished from a holiday resort in Malaysia on Sunday.
Crewe retirement complex partially collapses in fire
Fire crews have been at the Beechmere supported living complex in Crewe since Thursday afternoon.
UK weather: Heavy rain and winds bring disruption
Events have been called off around the country and drivers told to avoid unnecessary travel.
Christian Wade: Ex-Wasps player scores sensational 65-yard touchdown on Buffalo Bills debut
Former Wasps and England winger Christian wade scores sensational 65-yard touchdown with his first carry on his Buffalo Bills debut.
Frank Kerr murder: Man, 60, charged with 1994 killing of Newry postal worker
A 60-year-old man will appear in court later over the killing of Frank Kerr in Newry 25 years ago.
Doctors call for £3bn-a-year NHS spending boost
Scotland needs to increase spending on the NHS to bring it into line with other similar EU countries, warn doctors.
Jared O'Mara: Who runs an absent MP's office?
Jared O'Mara is "taking time out" for personal reasons but what does that mean for his constituents?
Premier League clubs 'should pay living wage' to staff
A charity says staff members such as cleaners are not paid enough by England's top football clubs.
Sneakers pimped in Manchester to help reduce waste
Vinnie transforms dirty and damaged trainers to save them from the bin and combat fast fashion.
Brexit: Corbyn seeks clarity on 'unconstitutional' election-time no-deal
The Labour leader's letter comes amid speculation MPs could table a no-confidence vote in Mr Johnson
Aston Hall: Hospital abuse victims in compensation deal
Children who were strapped down, drugged and physically abused at the hospital will get a payout.
Cremation costs vary by hundreds of pounds across UK
Prices at council crematoria range from £392 to £960 and have risen by more than inflation since 2015.
Women in labour given virtual reality to ease pain of childbirth
Virtual reality headsets, aimed at reducing the pain of women in labour, are being trialled.
Social services: Child in care lived in 57 different places
An expert says it is "shocking" children are moved nine times on average while in care.
Quiz of the week: Do you know your 'Peaky' music?
Have you been paying attention to what's been going on over the past seven days?
Why are shops in Iraq stocking up on Scottish sweets?
One sweet manufacturer is seeing sales of fudge, chocolate eclairs and toffees soaring in Iraqi Kurdistan.
What's going on with my holiday flights?
A breakdown of the possible strike action affecting UK holidaymakers, and the disputes that have caused the travel upheaval.
Asthma deaths in England and Wales 'highest in a decade'
Nearly 13,000 people in England and Wales have died from asthma attacks since 2009, figures show.
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