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Plastic bottles and paper plates were among the items that had to be cleared away.

Emma Vardy reports on one of Northern Ireland's last hotbeds of violent, dissident republicanism.

Thursday's 38.7C in Cambridge is the hottest day ever recorded in the UK, the Met Office says.

Emma Vardy reports from one of Northern Ireland's last hotbeds of violent dissident republicanism.

The 18-year-old has admitted causing the death of Sarah Liddell and her father.

Ramla Ali is an English and British boxing champion with Olympic ambitions despite having had to hide her passion from her strict Muslim family.

A lawyer calls for transparency at the inquests of 22 people killed in the Manchester bombing.

Kiko Matthews, who cycled around the UK coast, says she collected 3.45 tonnes of rubbish from beaches.

Harland and Wolff workers demand the government re-nationalises the yard and saves their jobs.

The Prime Minister has been speaking about Brexit during a visit to Faslane naval base.

Liberty brought the challenge against the government's so-called "Snoopers' Charter" in June.

Sean Aldridge, who was head of safeguarding at the school, made one of his victims pregnant.

Paul Bussetti says he has "no idea" why he filmed a cardboard model of Grenfell Tower burning.

Naming a boy, 14, who plotted to behead police officers could cause him "serious harm", a court said.

Ben Hollis left Leicester in August and has covered more than 11,000 miles to reach Brisbane.

Philip Andrews died while awaiting trial for the murder of 46-year-old Lana Owen.

Half a month's rain fell on the north-west of England in the space of 24 hours, the Met Office says.

An email from the PM's chief Brexit negotiator emerges as the cabinet ramps up planning for no deal.

It will address mental health, homelessness and the controversy around historical prosecutions.

A council tenant used a fake identity to rent out his central London flat to tourists on Airbnb.