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Police said it was a miracle no-one died in the attacks, which took place in and around Glasgow.

Chelsea star Danny Drinkwater is banned from driving after ploughing his Range Rover through a wall.

Police forces have missed several chances to make facial recognition fit for purpose, finds BBC probe.

Anger directed at TV presenter Chris Packham could put public safety at risk, event organisers say.

ITV is conducting a review into the episode and everyone at the show is "shocked and saddened".

Rio lived off rabbits but was caught and taken to a rescue centre, where he hopes to find new owners.

A Welsh police force faces ridicule on social media after posting a low-quality photo appeal.

Ella Markham was invited by Harry Kane after a video of her dancing attracted trolls online.

Chevon Brown was deported after being released from prison in the UK. Now he fears for his life.

Your morning briefing for 13 May 2019.

New legislation - known as Lucy's Law - will ban the sale of kittens and puppies from third parties

Prosecutors may reopen an investigation into a rape allegation against the Wikileaks co-founder.

The sacked presenter gets a standing ovation in his first live show since accusations of racism.

From Graham Norton's killer monologue to David Walliams's efforts to kill off X Factor.

Sunday night's speeches featured dedications, revelations and messages of female empowerment.

The director tells how he was drawn to the "amazing" seaside towns of England's east coast.

Theresa May wants to ensure support for people fleeing abuse is the same wherever they are in England.

In 2017, pro-Labour posts and memes were shared more widely on Facebook than Conservative messages. What has changed since then?

Research indicates footfall is rising for the first time in nine months and is ahead of the rest of the UK.

The deputy Labour leader appeals for support for Labour candidates, not Nigel Farage's Brexit Party.