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The sacking of the defence secretary over claims he leaked information dominates the front pages.

Zarhid Younis, 34, faces two counts of preventing the lawful and decent burial of a dead body.

The London Gay Men's Chorus performed outside the Admiral Duncan pub in Soho to remember the victims of a deadly nail bomb attack on 30th April 1999.

The Welsh and Scottish governments have also declared an emergency - along with dozens of towns and cities.

Victims of the contaminated blood scandal have been giving testimonies about how it affected their lives.

The day before he was sacked as defence secretary, Gavin Williamson denied leaking information.

No 10 says Theresa May had "lost confidence in his ability to serve" in his role.

Fiona Onasanya becomes the first MP to lose a seat as the result of a recall petition.

MPs tell the social networks that hostility on their platforms is a "threat to democracy".

From the Tooth Fairy to market shoppers, who is worse off as it becomes more expensive to withdraw cash?

Theresa May says her aims are "very similar" to Labour's when it comes to customs talks.

John and Susan Cooper, from Burnley, died suddenly in August while on holiday in Hurghada.

Thousands gathered to watch Edinburgh's Calton Hill set alight last night at the city's May Day celebration.

A "screeching" mystery male voice taking over the PA system is ruining games for players at a club.

Three British actors on the Oscar-nominated director's legacy.

A church warden and magician are accused of plotting to kill Peter Farquhar to inherit his home.

The girl, 2, is seriously injured in hospital after being hit at a house in Liverpool.

Goalkeeper Ederson says he had "no idea" who the EDL founder was when he was stopped for a picture.

The band formed on the Isle of Wight and had a string of hits in the 1980s.

Pete Wishart said he would have a "solid agenda of reform" if he is chosen to replace John Bercow as Speaker.