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Dozens of people turned out for a dip at dawn to celebrate the summer solstice.

Jeremy Hunt says Tories must decide whether he or Boris Johnson will get the best Brexit outcome.

Legal experts say MP Mark Field would have been unlikely to face prosecution for "reasonable force".

St Andrew Square owners say they have stopped the Edinburgh Christmas ice rink as it is causing too much damage.

Brecon and Radnorshire's Chris Davies loses his seat after 10,005 people sign a recall petition.

Chairman Rob Norman said after "a few difficult years in business, we are unable to continue trading."

Peter's owner has been told the dog's unusual "quirk" doesn't seem to be causing him any pain.

PM "concerned" after Mark Field marched out Greenpeace protester during City dinner.

Joyce Burgess was attacked by a burglar who knocked her door asking for a glass of water.

An overdose of fluids contributed to the death of Claire Roberts, 9, from hyponatraemia, a coroner finds.

Robert Alderson groomed the vulnerable 19-year-old and paid for alcohol and outings, a panel hears.

Cheryl Hooper was killed in front of her teenage daughter as she sat in her car outside her home.

Photos shared of dogs sitting at desks and doing more serious things on Bring Your Dog to Work Day.

The Court of Appeal declined an application by the Serious Fraud Office to overturn a previous court decision.

Anthony McIntyre secures hearing in bid to stop police getting interviews about his role in the Troubles

Oscar-winning director Danny Boyle rules out a third instalment of the Trainspotting films.

Lucas Needham led police on a high-speed chase with "shameful disregard" for the boy, a court hears.

Politicians criticised by Question Time audience member in passionate speech about knife crime.

Sacked BBC broadcaster says he'll be back to "rule the world" in the New Year with twice-weekly show.

The model maker's boss says he removed the firm's senior managers as they did not understand the business.