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A lawyer fears some council wardens are "acting with incentives to issue as many fines as possible".

The rising cost and sophistication of veterinary treatments is pushing up the size of claims.

A little bone scientists thought was being lost to evolution seems to be making a comeback, say experts.

One in five teachers buys lesson materials once a week, a survey by the NASUWT union suggests.

Family and friends gather in the park where 13-year-old Carson Price was found unconscious.

Ron McMillan has stood down from Welcome to Yorkshire, which is undergoing two independent probes.

Milly and Toby Savill were on Santorini when the buggy they were in fell into a ravine.

Trainspotting actor Bradley Welsh was shot dead outside his Edinburgh apartment while his partner and child were inside.

Footballers will boycott social media for 24 hours on Friday in protest at the way social networks and football authorities respond to racism.

The UK's first ever guide horse has added another skill to his CV: Travelling on trains.

Customers often queue for up two hours ahead of the cafe opening, an organiser says.

Richard Woollacott was found dead shortly after discovering his wife was having a relationship.

The 28-year-old man, who has not yet been named, was killed on Church Road in Birmingham.

The BBC newsreader tells of his guilt at using the toilets with an "invisible disability".

Search teams scoured River Hull and found a giant doll that has been likened to Roald Dahl's BFG.

James Charles Bond, from Swansea, served as a WW2 spy under Bond author Ian Fleming.

Uroballus carlei, named after Eric Carle, was "previously unknown to science", a spider expert says.

Presenter Clark-Neal will join Zoe Ball on the Strictly Come Dancing spin-off show

Commemorative coins are given to 93 women and 93 men - a reference to each of the monarch's 93 years.

Reporting restrictions apply to children up until the age of 18, but what happens once they become adults?