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Oxford University student Rebecca Henderson died in February from transplant complications.

A lawyer representing those abused by Bob Higgins says he hopes a civil trial can be avoided.

With Theresa May announcing her departure, both No Deal and No Brexit are both more likely.

After a failed round of IVF, Della McGill and her partner entered a competition and won the ultimate life-changing prize.

Runners and riders in the Conservative leadership race after Theresa May says she will step down.

Jeremy Corbyn says Theresa May was right to quit as she "cannot command a majority in Parliament".

Rudimental just won a songwriting prize for a song that credits nine writers. How many is too many?

Merseyrail takes down posters for Morrissey's new album over concerns about the singer's political views.

Rosie and Gucci were fed bananas to stop them escaping through the hole caused by the blaze.

Ten workers are held over the alleged mistreatment of hospital patients following a BBC investigation.

The Topshop tycoon has been asked to put his own money into the firm's pension pot.

A father and son both admit beating the 20-year-old victim and will be sentenced next month.

Six per minute are expected in one day, with a bank holiday and half-term contributing to the spike.

When Theresa May became prime minister in July 2016 she identified seven burning injustices.

Brexit came to define her time as prime minister, but Theresa May had a long and varied political career.

Theresa May to quit as Conservative leader on 7 June, paving way for contest to decide new UK prime minister

The child had been with family members at an after-school club, police say.

Two people are arrested following a "serious incident" at a property in Sheffield, officers say.

The Home Office should have done more to protect people who did not cheat in their English tests, says watchdog.

How Brexit led to the downfall of the UK's second female prime minister.