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Jamie Windust says it's time non-binary people are recognised on official documents.

Former Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson says he is the victim of a "vendetta" as some MPs demand a police investigation.

Nellie and Joe Graham, who are both in their 100s, share their secrets to a long marriage.

Nellie Graham, from County Antrim, celebrates her 100th birthday, months after her husband Joseph.

Two women who survived terror attacks in London talk about how they coped with their experiences.

As one UK city reduces child obesity rates, a look at the best approach for parents and carers.

As the UK's first LGBT homeless shelter opens in London, residents explain why it's important.

Inexperienced officers are tackling burglaries, car crime and assaults, the policing watchdog says.

The BBC is not allowed to report details of campaigning while the polls are open.

Elections are being held for 248 English councils, six mayors and all 11 councils in Northern Ireland.

Three images taken by the Duchess of Cambridge in London and Norfolk have been released.

A fire chief says some people see nice weather "as opportunities to burn".

Universities UK and the National Union of Students also say campuses need to feel more inclusive.

It could be done at no added cost from previous estimates, and reduce GDP by just 1-2%, a report says.

Male nurses suggest it is still seen as a feminine career and there are not enough role models.

The boy, who police believe was aged 15, is pronounced dead at the scene in London.

One of the official pacers at the London Marathon says runners were treated "horrifically".

Network Rail only considered tenants "late in the process" of selling its commercial property, says watchdog.

Ahead of the Bank of England's inflation report, here's what to watch out for.

Is our legal system failing victims of online abuse? Beauty blogger Tess Daly says trolls targeting people with disabilities aren't being held to account.