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Bob Higgins, who "held supreme power" over young footballers' careers, is convicted of 45 offences.

A campaigner says the policy to allow transgender women to use a women-only pond is "absolutely disgusting".

A top Chinese diplomat tells the BBC there could be "substantial" repercussions if the UK bars Huawei.

Dean Radford was one of the former footballers who gave evidence at Bob Higgins' trial.

An NUS official says the students are turning to social media, as they feel universities are not listening.

Oxford University wrote to the leader of Brunei expressing "concerns" about strict new Islamic laws.

How Bob Higgins was able to groom and abuse young footballers over the course of two decades.

Keepers at a wildlife park hatch a clever plan to give medication to one of its carnivores.

Former Man United and NI star George Best is immortalised in bronze, but fans can't see the resemblance.

Caroline Dinenage MP calls treatment of vulnerable patients in NHS-funded hospital "appalling".

Rocky of the Rovers: France 2019 will be a "live" comic starring Roy's sister.

Crooner Michael Bublé sang to a Birmingham fan who could not afford tickets to his show.

The Whorlton Hall abuse - uncovered by BBC Panorama - is "appalling", says Caroline Dinenage.

Peter Davies faces a £250,000 bill after his claim he designed Wolves' logo was thrown out of court.

The writer who escaped the Holocaust became one of Britain's best-loved children's authors.

The Tiger Who Came To Tea author Judith Kerr has died at the age of 95, her publisher HarperCollins says.

Fifty-nine passengers are escorted off a train, with four people being treated by paramedics.

The animal was picked up by the throat, hit and dragged along the road in Bournemouth.

The competition regulator says that four drugs firms forced the price of an anti-nausea tablet up by 700%.

About 100 firefighters are tackling a warehouse fire in Tottenham, which broke out just after midnight.