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A fish and chip shop has been closed by its owner over environmental concerns. Are there plenty more fish in the sea?

Mary Edgson, 89, met her late husband Dennis at what is now Pryzm nightclub, in Nottingham.

Four compensation claims have been made after RAF jets were scrambled to escort a civilian flight.

Three people are arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after the crash in south-west London.

New rules mean police forces and councils will also have to work together to tackle serious violence.

The latest disclosure comes despite a police warning to media about publishing leaked diplomatic memos.

A week after some Deutsche Bank employees lost their jobs, how much of a raw deal have they had?

The group of footballers will attempt to play for seven days and one hour.

What happened when two performance artists made their children equal partners in their work.

More than 20 workers, a 53m crane and a truck will move the 110-year-old Bascule Bridge.

Nearly 80,000 Welsh households are not claiming Pension Credit and face losing free TV licences.

Sunday's papers feature more details from leaked diplomatic emails which have sparked controversy.

Shankar Abaji Bhisey invented a machine which could have revolutionised printing.

The Unite union say staff in Tayside will stage "continuous" strike action in a pay dispute.

Top stars of Esports, or competitive video gaming, can earn millions of dollars a year doing without breaking a sweat.

Britain's former world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury says helping to "save lives" is a better feeling than anything he has achieved in boxing.

Foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt says the seized tanker will be released if its oil isn't headed to Syria.

Following the UK ambassador email leak, police warn publishing such emails may be a criminal offence.

Stem cell donors could "save" the life of one-year-old Phoebe Ashfield from Dudley, says her mother.

A tribute on the presenter's Instagram page said Emily Hartridge "touched so many lives".