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The bogus bobby - made with straw and tights - helps stop drivers from speeding, its creator says.

Half of patients in some areas are finding it difficult to get through to book appointments and get help.

Foreign Office minister Sir Alan Duncan says investigations are focused on a leak, not a hack.

A lorry driver suffers life-threatening injuries in the crash between junction eight and ten in Surrey.

London's iconic bell began striking the hour on 11 July 1859.

Edinburgh will feel like Paris and Leeds could be as warm as Melbourne, according to a study.

Sarah Moore found a "lovely note" instead of a parking ticket when she rushed her daughter to A&E.

The leak on HMS Queen Elizabeth is believed to have been from a ruptured pipe, the BBC is told.

Michael Lewis and Gareth Delbridge died while working on tracks near Port Talbot.

The vessels withdrew after receiving a warning from a Royal Navy ship, the Ministry of Defence says.

Deputy leader Tom Watson says he is "shocked" and "appalled" by allegations made in a BBC documentary.

Anyone in the grounds of Avoniel Leisure Centre will be trespassing, warns Belfast City Council.

Christine Mackie, who plays Coronation Street's Dr Gaddas, has written a play for her daughter Lois.

A brief history of a sporting rivalry that dates back to the 19th Century.

Nearly 240,000 England school leavers try for university, but applicant numbers in the rest of the UK fall.

A study suggests a link for both fizzy pop and fruit juices, although the reason is not clear.

Annie McVey’s teenage daughter died in 2000 from the human form of mad cow disease, vCJD (variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease).

Althea Gibson was the first black player to win a tennis Grand Slam and inspired today's female icons

The ongoing row over the resignation of the UK's ambassador to the US and the cancer risk of fruit juice make the front pages.

Twenty young people will take charge of restoring the natural habitat, alongside producing food.