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The British designer's work helped turn Apple into the world's most valuable company.

Gabrielle wrote a play about her experiences of smear tests so more women can understand how much of a difference they can make.

Boris Johnson's plans for an emergency budget and news of an Africa trip for Harry and Meghan feature.

Jeremy Hunt questions his rival's Brexit plans as Boris Johnson says further delay will "erode trust".

Jonny Bairstow says people are waiting for England to fail at the World Cup so they "can jump on your throat".

The man was one of two in their 20s who were pulled from the water by a lifeboat crew off Torquay.

Lucy Bronze's thunderbolt from the edge of the area gives England a 3-0 lead over Norway in their World Cup quarter-final in Le Havre.

The baby is taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries after falling from an open window, police say.

Labour parliamentarians express "anger" at decision to readmit MP suspended in an anti-Semitism row.

The new Astra will be built at its Ellesmere Port plant if a satisfactory deal is reached, the firm says.

Somerset and former England batsman Marcus Trescothick is to retire from professional cricket at the end of the season.

The former leader of Scottish Labour says there is a "serious prospect" Jeremy Corbyn would agree to hold an independence referendum.

The royal couple said they were "excited" to share news of their "first official tour as a family".

Dorset Police ceased contacting Sharon Perrett before her murder because "her phone was off".

Pat McCormick, a 55-year-old father of four, was last seen in Comber on Thursday 30 May.

Security rules are stopping Parvaiz Malikzada upgrading from fast food worker to Nato staff.

Sir George Hamilton said families who lost loved ones during The Troubles deserved closure and justice.

The prime minister has declined to guarantee her backing for her successor's Brexit plan.

The jets were flying at high speed in response to a security threat on a passenger plane.

A teaching union says its members have been assaulted and threatened with knife violence by pupils.