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Boris Johnson wants a new fast-track visa system to attract leading scientists to work in the UK.

UK train operators will stay in the scheme following a backlash on social media.

The severely brain-damaged teenager weighed just three and a half stone and was severely dehydrated.

One in four firms holding a test subject's data released it to her partner without her permission.

Crowds flock to Abbey Road 50 years after the band strolled over its zebra crossing.

Police hope that if Nora Quoirin is lost she will respond to her mother calling her name.

Jacob Newson was lost for words when he met the the Royal Air Force's aerobatic team.

Young people try to push through police lines at the New Lodge bonfire, which is due to be removed.

The reopened Levenmouth link will eventually connect Leven to the Fife Circle.

The refunds, for a text alert failure, come as it also faces anger over a separate technical error.

There could be 30mm of rain in a few hours and 40mph gusts across Wales.

Four women say they were sexually abused by a former school principal in County Fermanagh 30 years ago.

The bridge recreates what used to be a natural path between the island and mainland.

The area was blocked off while the lorry was moved.

The man in his 50s was dragged into rocks at Compton Bay on the Isle of Wight.

The Treasury said there were already enough in circulation so no new ones were needed.

The Ulster Farmers' Union says it does not anticipate that 45,000 dairy cows will be culled in NI.

Recreating the Fab Four's road crossing, taken half a century ago outside the renowned London studio.

English Heritage said forecast high winds meant it would not be safe to open the bridge on Friday.

The officer was stabbed in a "frenzied" attack as he tried to stop a van in Leyton.