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Jessica Anderson says she can't claim the world record because she wasn't wearing a dress.

The area near Newdigate in Surrey has been in the grip of an earthquake "swarm" since last year.

Here are some light-hearted stories you may have missed this week.

Ruth Davidson and Matt Hancock urge Tories to "get Brexit sorted", after dismal local election results.

A 17-year-old boy was arrested in the Chippenham area on Friday afternoon.

The Scottish Conservative leader warns the Tories will suffer the wrath of voters in the EU elections unless they "get Brexit sorted".

Health Secretary says he will "consider all options" to boost child immunisation uptake in England.

A BMX rider whose sport has led to many broken bones and a ruptured spleen still has Olympic dreams.

The disqualified driver was recognised by a police officer who had dealt with him previously.

Ministers urge the Conservative party to unite - but Sajid Javid warns worse may be to come.

Jeremy Corbyn and Theresa May disagree about whether life expectancy has fallen.

Nadia Sparkes, 13, was shown a knife and punched following taunts about her litter-picking.

Luton fans Jayne and Dean Humphreys' 14-year-old son Matthew took his own life in December 2017.

A professor walks from Stuttgart to London to hear what people think about the UK leaving the EU.

There have also been some surprising successes for Alliance and the Greens.

Police say 44 homes have been evacuated as firefighters tackle the blaze at a Bristol industrial unit.

Conservationists hope to open the building to the public after it was left undisturbed for 70 years.

Studying medicine is considered as a stereotypical career your parents want you to do, but what happens when you want to study a less conventional subject?

Visitor numbers at Snowdon and Pen y Fan are going up - leading to overflowing car parks and bins.

The papers focus on the local election results - on what was a bad night for both main parties.