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Six vulnerable young victims had to ask permission to use drug money to buy food.

Housing Secretary James Brokenshire is facing a roasting after being pictured in front of his four ovens.

The Duke of Sussex met youngsters at Oxford Children's Hospital and was presented with the gift.

The family of a Syrian boy who was attacked at his school in Huddersfield has moved after they received death threats.

Customers across the UK are struggling to make calls, send text messages and use mobile data.

High Court judges order a fresh case be brought against the former English Defence League leader.

Aras Amiri, who was detained last year while visiting her grandmother, has been convicted of spying.

Omar Ashfaq left USB sticks containing terrorist propaganda in the shoes of Muslim worshippers.

Some 522 staff will get an average of £8,000 after Julian Richer hands over a 60% stake in the retailer.

As Change UK's bus is criticised for its clunky styling, we look back at other political vehicles.

Richard Livett was stabbed as Khuram Butt shouted "Allahu Akbar", the London Bridge inquest hears.

Oritse Williams denies attacking the woman in his hotel room after a gig.

The party lifts former leader David Steel's suspension after "clarifying" remarks he made about an MP accused of abuse.

The Duke of Sussex is presented with a teddy bear for newborn Archie in Oxford.

MPs have raised concerns following the death of a contestant who appeared on the programme.

Police find discarded fast food packaging under the pedals and say it was "so bad it was dangerous".

A court hears his claims against figures in Parliament, the military and intelligence services were "untrue".

Hackers were able to "remotely install surveillance software" on some accounts.

Lib Dem leader Vince Cable says he suggested working with the Greens and Change UK for the EU election.

Uefa investigators want Manchester City banned from the Champions League for a season if they are found guilty of breaking financial rules.