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Video footage shows Nigel Farage having a milkshake thrown at him during a campaign walkabout.

Thousands come out to celebrate and cheer on the Manchester City treble-winning team.

Researchers used detailed images of the heart to look for signs of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.

The activists had hoped to stay in the boxes which were blocking entrances to BP's head office for several days.

Fans partied on the streets of Manchester as an open-top bus paraded through the city.

A top chef has offered a homeless man a job - but how does someone manage work when they've no home?

Marine biologist and diver David Ainsley is concerned about the effect fish farms have on marine life.

The Tory peer has been disciplined after saying he would back the Lib Dems in European elections.

A photographic tour of some of the highlights of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

Students were "tricked" into thinking they would be sitting a SATs test, but spent the day on rides.

Giving evidence, Oritse Williams claimed he got along "very well" with the alleged rape victim.

Police are investigating the messages while an MP calls for a protest exclusion zone "to protect children".

An off-duty medic begged staff to unlock the door so he could help victims of the London Bridge attack.

Troubled travel firm has been reassuring customers who flooded the firm with concerns about holiday trips.

There are strict rules around party donations, but how do they work?

The world's biggest salmon farming company is under investigation for possible misreporting of chemical use.

The Electoral Commission will visit the party's offices amid a row over donations.

After eight seasons the battle for the Iron Throne is over, but the impact of tourism could live on.

Children in a housing development had been banned from using chalk to draw grids on a path.

British Swimming responds to claims from Tom Daley's husband, Dustin Lance Black, that the organisation has created a "toxic environment" for families.