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Many well-wishers turned out to greet Her Majesty during a trip to Cambridge.

Lord Triesman, Labour's former general secretary, says life in the party has become "sickening".

The band, including original drummer Pete Best, signed the contract before finding worldwide fame.

David Mackereth refused to address transgender people using pronouns relating to their chosen sex.

The naturalist and broadcaster Sir David Attenborough says that climate change will make parts of Africa uninhabitable.

The UK's data privacy regulator has said it plans to fine the US hotel group for a data breach.

Her Majesty surprises onlookers by picking up a shovel and digging the earth during a visit to Cambridge.

Scotland's drug-related death toll may have hit a new record high of 1,200 in 2018, MPs are told.

Sir Kim will no longer attend a White House meeting with Ivanka Trump on Tuesday, the BBC has been told.

Thousands of prisoners in England and Wales are being released without proper checks, a report finds.

The man, who was a patient, was transferred to the Royal Victoria Hospital, but passed away.

Former education secretary says school funding should not be part of a battle over the PM's legacy.

Stephen Nicholson took a 14-year-old to the sports centre where Lucy McHugh was found, a court hears.

Jeremy Corbyn urges the next Tory PM to hold a vote, but doesn't say what he would do if he got to No 10.

Overall, ethnic minorities earn 3.8% less than white ethnic groups, the first official figures show.

The ex-minister's wife says his farewell note is not an apology over accusations he faced.

Leaked confidential emails from the UK's US ambassador about Donald Trump has sparked a diplomatic row.

One passenger on the EasyJet flight said he felt a "bit of a jolt" as the two planes made contact.

Joy Morgan was last seen in December 2018 and her body has not been found, a court hears.

A bid is made to stamp out antisocial behaviour, vandalism and fire-raising at the shelters.