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Richard Lubbock swapped his quiet life for clubbing and drugs, possessing more than £1.5m of crystal meth.

The culture of modern-day white-ball cricket means it is easier for players to slip into recreational drug use, says Simon Hughes.

Joseph McCann is named as a suspect and is said to have links to Watford, Aylesbury and Ipswich.

It has been 50 years since Tarsem Singh Sandhu won the right to wear his turban to work.

The Fynes family decided to go plastic-free after seeing ducks eating rubbish at a picnic site.

If the UK takes part in the European elections, what pay and benefits can MEPs expect?

The party's governing body will decide whether to back a confirmatory ballot in the EU elections.

Victims' commissioner says authorities are downplaying the harm caused by crimes such as vandalism.

A supermarket is being piloted in London which has not tills, forcing customers to pay by app. Emma Simpson reports.

The University of Cambridge is to investigate whether it gained financially from the slave trade.

A public inquiry into what has been called the NHS's "worst treatment scandal" is to start taking evidence.

A university has taken on five "canine teaching assistants" to tackle student anxiety.

Police officers in Hampshire and the Thames Valley are riding on buses to catch drivers who are using their mobile phones.

Hundreds of deaths of patients at Gosport War Memorial Hospital could be reinvestigated by police.

Across the UK, empty department stores are being turned into everything from housing to arts spaces.

Long-distance routes should also be serviced by more than one company to spark competition, they said.

As people prepare to head to the polls, why not test your knowledge of all things local council?

Twenty years have passed since a campaign of terror that killed three people and injured dozens.

Martin was one of thousands of NHS patients infected with HIV or hepatitis in the 1970s and 80s.

Families in Blackpool are getting lessons in resilience, as part of a £10 million programme to improve mental health.