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He escaped uninjured, but a busy section of dual carriageway had to stay closed through rush hour.

Carlisle airport relaunches passenger flights after 25 years.

American-born Judy never knew her father's work led to the first civil rights laws in the UK.

Friends of Gareth Delbridge and Michael Lewis pay tribute to the two men who died on Wednesday.

The firm blames the move on the government slashing the maximum stake on fixed-odds betting terminals.

Stephen Nicholson, who is accused of murdering Lucy McHugh, claims she had an obsession with him.

The Ex-English Defence League leader is accused of contempt of court by filming defendants.

London Bridge attack ringleader Khuram Butt came towards firearms officers with a knife, a jury hears.

The foreign secretary refuses to rule out sanctions against China over its treatment of Hong Kong protesters.

Brexit Party MEP calls process undemocratic, but European Council chief Donald Tusk defends choices.

"National legislation" meant only half of the zebra crossing needed repainting.

A simple guide to the row over the protests in the former British colony.

The Norwegian singer will meet Nina, 13, who was overcome with emotion during her Glastonbury set.

Soldiers involved in a video showing shots fired at a picture of Jeremy Corbyn are disciplined.

The boy's mother is a Jehovah's Witness and opposes the procedure on religious grounds.

Police called to a disturbance near the Euro Hostel in Glasgow saw the man run off when they arrived.

She says the authorities did not believe she would not be performing a solo public concert.

The woman is understood to have been in the back of the ambulance which was in a crash with a car.

Zlakha Ahmed was sexually abused by a relative when she was five and runs a charity helping victims.

Jeremy Hunt's plans could see fox hunting legalised, while Boris Johnson wants to boost police numbers.