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Henry Mayo is the first English winner at the New Zealand Shearing Championships in 28 years.

One Labour contender promises not to belittle MPs but others say the next Speaker should be a woman.

Unemployment fell by 27,000 in the three months to February to 1.34 million.

Extinction Rebellion campaigners enter their second day of blocking traffic in central London.

People with epilepsy are being exposed to flashing images, some deliberately, says a charity.

Police officers say they are "overwhelmed" by calls to mental health patients and need round-the-clock help from medical staff.

The fund set up in the wake of the blast in Manchester stopped taking donations on 31 January.

The sportswear retailer bucks the retail gloom as revenues and profits rise.

Since its European election triumph in 2014, UKIP has lost 20 of its 24 MEPs - where did they go?

Amber Davies opens up about having to dispose of her stoma bag while living with friends.

New rules should help keep patients safe, says the General Pharmaceutical Council.

Newbie Tuesday band Big Joanie on music making "a positive change" and why punk is not just for white, middle class straight men.

The number of victims of male trafficking seeking help is four times higher than it was five years ago.

Poor mental health is emerging as one of the biggest challenges in the farming industry.

Billy Cookson was seriously injured when his truck collided with a bus in Australia six months ago.

Ancestors of the people who built Stonehenge travelled west across the Mediterranean to get to Britain.

Move follows announcement of funding for free tampons and towels in secondary schools and colleges in England.

The head teacher at a North Yorkshire secondary school says "we can't give up on the kids".

Pennan found fame in the 1983 film but plans to boost mobile phone coverage get a mixed reception.

Long hours and workload prompt 40% of UK teachers to plan their escape from the classroom, a survey says.