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From questions on Brexit to the NHS, we asked people what they would ask during tonight's debate.

Russell Wadge, 57, is charged with five offences relating to explosives and poisons.

The opening day of Royal Ascot proves to be a family occasion for the Queen.

A US Air Force official says the plane had an "in-flight emergency" and landed at a Suffolk base.

Police found cash and a woman "scantily dressed in a cheerleading outfit" when they raided one flat.

The move is a "precautionary step" to protect students, says Edexcel's parent company, Pearson.

Operator Camelot urges UK players to "check, double-check and triple-check" their tickets.

The Brexit Party leader had just given a short speech in Newcastle when he was covered in milkshake.

Questions from the public will be put to the candidates hoping to become the next UK prime minister.

A judge said their online propaganda for a group called the Sonnenkrieg Division was abhorrent.

Josh Silver says he was escorted off a Turkish Airlines flight after telling crew he had a nut allergy.

The five-year-old was on holiday with his family on the Greek island of Kos when the tragedy happened.

A local group says it predicted the collapse of a river wall which led to flooding in Wainfleet.

The teenager is "fighting for his life" following the "horrific" attack in Luton.

Watchdog receives more than 1,000 of complaints about Maura allegedly harassing Tommy and contestants' treatment of Lucie.

Political Correspondent Nick Eardley looks ahead at the debate between the Tory MPs hoping to become PM.

A fourth Scottish Conservative MP has pledged support to Boris Johnson, who wants to be the Conservatives' next leader.

The field of six candidates will narrow further, with at least one set to be knocked out of the race.

Firefighters received reports of the blaze at about 07:40 after images of smoke billowing from a carriage emerged.

London commuters and racegoers at Royal Ascot are advised to check details of trains online.