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Carla Hales says she will take a couple of days to recover before returning to the campaign trail.

Cars were swerving to avoid the nine birds on the A421 near Marston Moretaine in Bedfordshire.

Experts said the mammal, found in East Lothian, had become very weak and had the most parasites they had ever seen.

Officers said a vulnerable man had been exploited and made to live in a shed for 40 years.

The European parliamentary elections are only four weeks away - how are the UK's parties shaping up?

Protesters have glued themselves to each other and to the building in the City of London.

A merger between the supermarkets would be bad for consumers, says UK competition watchdog.

David McGreavy, who killed her three children in 1973, has been cleared for release from prison.

Jeremy Corbyn vows to protect "lifeline" services but the Tories warn motorists will be "clobbered".

The children's commissioner calls for a government review into how girls involved in gangs supported.

The Duke of Cambridge's tour begins with a memorial service for veterans on Anzac Day in New Zealand.

A range of pensioner benefits should be scrapped and more help given to young people, peers say.

Globally, 169 million children were not given a first dose of measles vaccine between 2010 and 2017.

Scottish entrepreneurs aim to go global with their hope to replace palm oil using coffee waste.

Campaigners say children who wet the bed and have daytime accidents are "suffering in silence".

He fought back from disaster to reinvent the football terrace and build more stadiums than anyone since.

The UK's biggest food bank charity handed out 1.6 million food packages last year.

A Lords committee report calling for an end to free TV licences for over-75s is among the stories that lead the newspapers.

A reward of up to £10,000 is offered for information about the journalist's murder in Londonderry.

A school in Essex is using Facebook Live to get pupils engaged with reading through bedtime stories.