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The MP said he would not be leaving his post while there were "great issues to be resolved".

Garage owner says he will be glad to see the back of the Banksy, which he sold for a six-figure sum.

The Gruffalo author says unless authors have star power, books risk going out of print.

Deciding if your rubbish belongs in the recycling bin or not is sometimes not an easy task.

The Scottish government wants to hold a new independence referendum in the second half of 2020.

Ethnic minority, mature and working-class students must be more confident in asking for help, says study.

Ten boxes were repainted in towns and cities hosting the Cricket World Cup in England and Wales.

UK investigators use anti-corruption orders to demand the source of a foreign official's wealth.

Stories from the streets of Birmingham of disabled and homeless men struggling to find a permanent home.

A memorial service celebrating the life of Paddy Ashdown will take place in Yeovil.

The University of Essex apologises for breaching its own 60-day target for handling complaints.

Some of the released inmates from HMP Stocken were "high risk", a report says.

The women, who were all abused by the same man, have found comfort in sharing their stories.

The former deputy party chairman has joined the race to become Conservative leader.

Michael Dunlop's brother, father and uncle all died racing motorbikes. He continues to shine as one of the sport's most brilliant riders.

"Systemic underfunding" means they are drawing on reserves, the Local Government Association says.

Paul Golding has been secretly recorded admitting to attacking his former deputy, Jayda Fransen.

These are the Conservatives jostling to be the next prime minister

Police herd the 17 animals into a field next to the A-road between Norwich and Great Yarmouth.

The winner of the Conservative Party leadership race is set to become the UK's next prime minister.