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An oil well has been blamed for a series of earthquakes in Surrey - why can't scientists agree on the cause?

Almost 70% of London's fatal stabbings were in an area that also saw a knife attack the year before.

A teaching union reveals nearly every council in England is short of money for special needs support.

A teenager who tried to take her own life after months in a school isolation booth says she felt trapped.

Major shake-up of the rental sector in England would effectively create "open-ended tenancies".

How Bettys & Taylors went from running teashops to selling tea around the globe.

The "fraud refund guarantee" covers customers tricked into authorising payments to fraudsters.

Tory MPs want to oust Theresa May as leader quickly, some papers report. Others say rivals want her to stay on.

President Lenin Moreno tells the Guardian that Assange tried to use the building as a "centre for spying".

Union officials say it was an "unprovoked attack" by a prisoner with a razor blade.

A hospital declares a major incident after a crash between a double-decker bus and two cars.

"Sergio [Bucher] thinks now would be the right moment to move on," a source close to him tells the BBC.

The drone operator was monitoring activities at the airport during the attack, officials believe.

Tributes have been paid to the "kind and loving" teenager who died on Friday.

Ten-year-old Sky Brown wins gold in the women's park as she competes in her first national championships in Salford.

The actress has thanked and praised the emergency crews who came to her and her husband's aid.

Frankie Macritchie, nine, was killed by a "bulldog-type" dog at a holiday park early on Saturday.

The man, who was arrested after police fired shots and a Taser, will be taken to hospital for treatment.

Police believe the man may have fallen out of a window at a tower block in the Cowcaddens area of Glasgow.

The men are hoping to spend four days on a giant see-saw and set an endurance record.