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People used two cars to block traffic in Harlesden in order to attack the victim, police say.

Further details emerge of the attackers behind the Easter Sunday bombings that killed 359 people.

The weekend's hot weather brought sand from Africa, leaving many Scots needing a trip to the car wash.

The government is using a recruitment firm for the first time suggesting it is broadening its search.

After losing his father to cancer, Josh decided to attempt a trip he had failed five times before.

She says she wants to help "fire a very loud warning shot across the bows" of the established parties.

The train operator calls for reservation-only seating, in proposals to the government's rail review.

It comes after the Scottish Maritime Museum stopped calling ships and boats "she" following vandalism.

The 22-year-old from Peterhead carried out the crimes while on holiday in America.

It comes amid reports the UK may be breaking from some allies by working with Chinese telecoms giant Huawei.

The play Fighter is the latest in a growing number of entertainment productions about female boxing.

Steve had gender reassignment surgery after his wife, Jill, moved into a care home.

England footballer Les Ferdinand is using VR to try to help young men deal with the trauma of the Grenfell Tower fire.

Analysis suggests councils have lost billions from their budgets for lone homeless people since 2009.

It's not the best layout, so why do most of us still use it?

It says current planning rules allow developers in England to convert offices into "rabbit hutch" homes.

Children at one UK school have been testing them out. Some say other approaches should also be taught.

Fishery boards say stocks of wild salmon are at their lowest level since records began in 1952.

The Scottish first minister is to make a statement at Holyrood on "Brexit and Scotland's future".

Colliery tips are home to hundreds of rare species of bugs - including some unique finds - say scientists.