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The force exerted on Ateeq Rafiq by the cinema seat was equivalent to three-quarters of a tonne.

Surgeons at King's College Hospital have corrected spina bifida in an unborn baby.

Eight of the 100 people stabbed to death in the UK have been in the West Midlands area.

Loughborough Town Hall has changed its signage following the abuse Zoe Young suffered.

Writing the report was "far more complex" than originally anticipated, an inquiry solicitor says.

British-Iranian nationals are advised against going to Iran because of an "intolerable risk" of mistreatment.

Could Labour MPs and Tories with their eyes on a future leadership contest come to the PM's rescue?

Visitors express surprise and dismay that an exhibitor used "booth babes" to attract attention to its stand.

A committee cites evidence that more than 1,000 children in custody were sexually abused from 2009-2017.

Jack Renshaw, who gave a Nazi salute as he was sentenced, will serve at least 20 years in prison.

Kirsty Boden was stabbed as she tried to save another victim as he lay dying, the inquest hears.

The state-of-the-art place of worship took 10 years to build.

Nick Cooke-Priest is removed following reports that he used an MoD car for personal trips.

Martin McElkerney was sentenced to life in prison over a bomb attack in which two children and a soldier died.

The bus stop was upgraded to include a shelter despite the road's service being scrapped.

According to legend, the Tower of London will crumble if six ravens are not based there.

The SNP leader says voting for her party in the European elections is a chance to "make Scotland's voice heard".

Alice Feeney says her debut novel took her to unexpected places.

Wildlife organisations fear seabird colonies could be devastated by predators like rats and stoats.

The airline's boss says "enormous" demand has pushed prices up: "That is how the system works."