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Students at the £37,000-a-year Worcestershire school realised the mistake in an English literature exam.

Police question a man on suspicion of "common assault and possession of an offensive weapon".

Doctors have repaired the spine of a baby with spina bifida while he was still inside the womb.

The director of a London model agency speaks about her experiences as a teen model and says caring for under 18s in the industry is crucial.

A London food chain is now including insects on its menu but can eating insects help save the planet?

Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn have been talking for six weeks but have reached no agreement.

A magazine columnist's comments about Eve Myles are criticised by the actress's husband.

Walter Nixon, 96, visits the graves of colleagues killed in the Italian campaign of World War Two.

The parents of Saffie Roussos, the youngest victim of the Manchester Arena attack, speak of their struggle.

Doctors say the surgery could be the difference between some children learning to walk or not.

The BBC has tracked the killings to uncover the stories of those who have lost their lives.

The Conservatives are accused of putting party over country on Question Time from Elgin, Scotland.

One customer says she wrote "shame on you!" on her bag and returned it to the pharmacy counter.

Hearing from employers about the realities of getting a job seems to boost exam grades.

Fans are travelling thousands of miles for Watford's first FA Cup final appearance since 1984.

Chris Skidmore says it is "unjust" to expect Jewish groups to fund security for university events.

"We want people's memories of seeing Moon landings footage for the first time," say researchers.

The drama will focus on the impact of the 2018 Novichok poisonings on the community.

Misleading campaigns claiming jabs are dangerous have left countries vulnerable, researchers say.

Five-year-old Evie Kinsella's cow's milk allergy is so severe she reacts to milk particles in the air.