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War of the Worlds has been re-imagined for a new generation, 40 years after it was first adapted for stage.

More than 33 years after the nuclear disaster, charities in England are still helping those hit.

Engineers in Canada have devised a machine they say can clean small pieces of plastic from Hawaii's "Trash Beach".

Fashion entrepreneur Simon Suphandagli has set up a pop-up shop for London Fashion Week Men's, to help young fashion designers.

A group of seven walkers were on Na Gruagaichean in north-west Scotland when lightning struck.

The Scottish Conservative leader says the home secretary is a "unifier" and the best candidate for PM.

Leyton Orient manager Justin Edinburgh, who won the FA Cup as a Tottenham player in 1991, dies at the age of 49.

Oliver Burke's late winner against Cyprus secures Steve Clarke a winning start to his reign as Scotland head coach in Euro 2020 qualifying Group I.

Birmingham MP Roger Godsiff is seen in a video telling protesters they have a "just cause".

A Pride parade on punts? It could only be in Cambridge.

Sharon Jennings, 55, from Preston, was taken to hospital after the incident.

The veterans were heading to a welcome party in Portsmouth but will now dock at Dover.

Christopher Guest More Jr is detained after spending 16 years on the run following a brutal murder.

The Scottish government has threatened enforcement action after Irish boats came within 12 miles of Scottish islet Rockall.

The badly injured man was discovered at the same house as mother-of-two Regan Tierney.

The fire broke out at the building in Southbrae Drive in the west end just before 16:00.

Police ask for more information about the death of Stuart Lubbock in Essex in 2001.

The move by the Business Committee follows the recent liquidation of the firm, putting 5,000 jobs at risk.

Labour leader pledges to create a new social justice commission to help tackle inequality.

Gurgana Geuorgoieva will next appear at Southwark Crown Court on 5 July.