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Major General Percy Hobart helped design modified tanks that formed part of the D-Day assault.

Sarah Williams' condition became so severe it ruined relationships and she quit her job.

Beauty chain Sephora are closing shops across the US in order to give staff diversity training.

The US president will meet PM Leo Varadkar later on Wednesday before going to his golf course in Doonbeg.

Donald Trump dominates the front pages once again, along with Boris Johnson's leadership pitch.

Thomas Ashe Mellon and Fergal Melaugh are in the leadership of the New IRA, security sources tell BBC Spotlight.

A man and a woman are detained after the disappearance of a 55-year-old man from County Down.

The Pension Protection Fund says it will back a restructure after Arcadia agrees pension deal.

From awkward body language to future relations, here's everything you need to know about President Trump's state visit on day two.

London's mayor responds to a tweet sent by the US president where he called him a "stone cold loser".

Andrew Hooper killed his estranged wife Cheryl in a "ruthless and callous execution", a court hears.

Victoria Buchanan swallowed a bag of the drugs in the hope of getting it home, an inquest hears.

Demonstrators deploy satire, candour and expletives as Donald Trump meets the UK prime minister.

How are Waitrose's customers taking to filling their own containers and bottles in Oxford?

A combination of drugs helps women with incurable breast cancer live longer, research suggests.

First Minister Mark Drakeford scraps the scheme due to its cost and impact on the environment.

The party splits just four months after it was formed, announcing Anna Soubry as its new leader.

The mother of Jack Letts says she thought he had gone to Jordan and Kuwait for "study and tourism".

A relative had reported Khuram Butt to an anti-terror hotline more than 18 months before the attack.

The speedometer on Benjamin Bosden's turbo-charged Mini Countryman stuck at 112mph after the crash.