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The chancellor says pledges from the Tory leadership hopefuls "greatly exceed" the Treasury's coffers.

Who came out on top as the weekend's true superstars? We looked at the stats and the reactions.

Rosa King's body was spotted inside the tiger enclosure by a visitor who then raised the alarm.

James Clarke, who was known as "Fungi", was found dead on the floor, his partner says.

The man who flew the helicopter on the day of tragedy said he never experienced a fuel warning.

It would be "unacceptable" for civil servants to discuss his health, Downing Street says.

Ricardo Godinho denies murdering his estranged wife in front of their three-year-old daughter.

An ambulance worker had his hair pulled out as he was assaulted inside his ambulance in Nottingham.

Rivals Jeremy Hunt and Boris Johnson have unveiled a series of pledges, but how will they be funded?

The 60-year-old G4S security officer was found dead in his tent on Sunday afternoon.

The satellite-tagged birds were being monitored as part of a study into young golden eagles.

Kelly Mary Fauvrelle's brother leads tributes to his pregnant sister who was stabbed to death.

The sale of single-use plastic bottles was banned, but thousands of items of plastic waste were left behind.

He had been suing Essex Police over his arrest following the death of Stuart Lubbock at his home.

Cliff Richard calls for legal changes, saying being named as a suspect left his reputation in tatters.

On 1 July 1999 the modern Scottish Parliament was officially opened by the Queen.

The singer is one of several well-known figures backing the campaign group Falsely Accused Individuals for Reform.

A recycling firm failed to follow its own fire prevention plan before 2,000 tonnes of rubbish burned.

Jason's Gilmour's victim died five years after being stamped and kicked on the head.

A bus carrying pupils to school bursts into flames in Essex - but no-one is injured.