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Two people are sentenced for a "truly shocking" assault that was filmed and posted on social media.

Police said there was "widespread" disorder before, during and after Millwall's game against Everton.

Food, medicines and other goods may need to be stockpiled if the UK leaves the EU with no deal.

Two writers claim they suffered "intimidation and disrespect" after being "pushed off" the project.

A suspected stowaway is thought to have fallen from a Heathrow-bound flight into a garden in south London.

UK attitudes towards abortion are becoming more liberal, a poll suggests.

It's the first time three women have made the top 10 on the BBC's star salaries list.

Nathan Challis says he paid thousands to "mingle with celebs" but his tickets did not arrive.

After Albert Grannon pulled his airgun trigger, Stanley Metcalf, six, said: "You shot me grandad."

The boy's death has left his school "devastated," the chairwoman of governors says.

Scottish universities are to recruit more medical students from Scotland at the expense of those from elsewhere in the UK.

Sixteen-plus hours of queuing takes some doing. Here are our ultimate tips for surviving.

The European Parliament meet this week for the first time since May's elections.

The airline says four British passengers it denied boarding at Amsterdam were "disruptive".

Another woman and a boy, 9, were also injured and a man is arrested on suspicion of murder.

Experts say the company's unproven vitamin drip therapy could have exploited "vulnerable women".

A fault in Whirlpool machines was blamed for at least 750 fires over an 11-year period.

Aliny Godinho was attacked by her estranged husband outside her children's school, jurors are told.

The BBC's annual report says the presenter earned between £325,000 and £329,999 in 2018/19.

And the pro-EU Lib Dems wear "Stop Brexit" T-shirts, in an eye-catching return to Strasbourg for UK MEPs.