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A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after the stabbing in Rayleigh, Essex.

An inquest hears 13-year-old Carson Price "rapidly deteriorated" after he was found unconscious.

Several bags of clothes - including pieces by Mulberry and other fashion houses - were donated.

Joel March took the cash from the vehicle after parking it in Clapham, south-west London.

A former army interpreter, blinded by an explosion in Afghanistan, prepares for the London Marathon.

Three noisy falcon chicks hungry for food reveal themselves in a cathedral spire nest.

Ex-tobacco worker Simon Neale says 1,200 free cigarettes a month led him to develop lung cancer.

The BBC Radio 1 presenter says reading out loud in school was the "most scary, intimidating time."

Nobody has ever been convicted of killing Jonathan Cairns, who died on his way home from a night out.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says his side could have had up to seven further players in the PFA Team of the Year for 2018-19.

Animals are being slaughtered in fields with meat going into the illegal food chain, police say.

The pressure is on to restore power-sharing - but will the latest killing be a watershed or a false dawn?

Parents, pupils and teachers make their opposition clear to testing four-year-olds in English schools.

The Oscar winner is confirmed for the 25th James Bond film, and Phoebe Waller-Bridge will co-write.

Martyna Ogonowska claimed she forgot she was holding a knife as she murdered her admirer in his car.

The animal welfare charity RSPCA says it received 15,000 calls about exotic animals in 2018 alone.

A cabinet minister condemns the leaks from a National Security Council meeting about a UK 5G network.

Theresa May's deputy says the Scottish Parliament will not be given the power to hold another referendum by 2021.

Fire crews lured Kiki into a bag containing dog food during the 45-minute rescue.

Incidents are continuing to rise amid a spate of assaults involving young people, police data shows.