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The child is facing eight charges following two robberies in Nottingham.

Margaret Pegler died after an outbreak of TB in her village - now others are urged to undergo screening.

Magician Martyn Smith sought counselling after lecturer Peter Farquhar died, a court hears.

Former prime minister "delighted" to lead US-based Afiniti's advisory board.

Jurors fail to reach verdicts against four people accused of being in neo-Nazi group National Action.

Barry McCaffrey and Trevor Birney were arrested after making a film on killings in Loughinisland.

The lawyer for some of the victims says police had "opportunities galore" to foil the plot in advance.

Some cricket fans reported missing the start of the Pakistan v West Indies match due to queues.

A record-breaking 9,000 flights could take off but will it all be worth it for thousands of fans?

Condiment chiefs update the product's label to reflect restoration works on the Elizabeth Tower.

Foreign secretary and Tory leadership contender says UK has "made mistakes" in its EU negotiations.

The UN's special rapporteur on torture says the Wikileaks founder is not fit to stand trial.

First Minister Mark Drakeford is expected to make his intentions known on the proposed new motorway.

Abbie Mclaren was crossing the road when she was hit by a car driven by her father's cousin Martin McGuire.

FP McCann Ltd admits breaching health and safety laws after a man died in an industrial accident.

NEC member Peter Willsman reportedly said Israel was "almost certainly" behind complaints.

It's hoped the boat's reduced emissions will help to cut pollution at the Port of London.

The alleged attack of the 15-year-old girl took place in a hotel in Majorca, the Civil Guard said.

Ian Tomlin was stabbed and beaten to death after objecting to drug dealing outside his flat.

Around 9,000 flights could take place on Friday as Tottenham and Liverpool fans travel to Madrid.