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Ross Taylor's partner appeals for the father-of-three to come home, saying: "You know how much Lewis needs you."

Attorney General Geoffrey Cox says the government must "seek common ground" with Labour for a "swift exit".

Aidan James wrote of the "amazing time" he had fighting on the "front line", a court hears.

Eileen McAdie died after being given blood-pressure medication instead of pain relief drugs.

The plant - which employs 650 people - could be sold over concerns of a steel monopoly in Europe.

The scheme aims to "right the wrongs" of a "terrible mistake" that affected thousands, home secretary says.

Jurors in the manslaughter trial of match commander David Duckenfield are unable to reach a verdict.

A woman died after the lorry crashed into the back of her car on the Dartford Crossing, a court hears.

Terry Walton is famed for broadcasting from his allotment on BBC Radio Two's Jeremy Vine Show.

What are the key Brexit issues at stake when Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn meet for talks?

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex set a new world record with their official Instgram account.

A shocked resident calls the RSPCA after finding the "big, black, hairy" spider outside their home.

Jurors at the inquests into the deaths of 21 people are told the blasts were "murder in ordinary language".

Footage appears to show British soldiers shooting a target featuring an image of the Labour leader.

One man and three women are arrested amid allegations of mistreatment and neglect at a hospital.

The video on social media appears to show soldiers firing shots at a picture of Jeremy Corbyn.

Snow has fallen across northern England with flurries also seen in the Midlands and Devon.

The parent company of the pharmacy chain plans "decisive steps" to reduce costs.

The Brexit secretary says there are no preconditions for the talks, which aim to break the deadlock.

Five flights from Belfast City Airport and four from Birmingham are among those affected.