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Police said she was a passenger in a Vauxhall Astra which was in collision with a Mercedes Vito, near Luss.

Traders filmed in a BBC investigation admitted selling up to £20,000 of receipts that could be used to cheat UK taxes.

A man is arrested near St Pancras station after the incident, which has also hit Southeastern services.

Theresa May is exploring ways to put her EU withdrawal agreement before MPs again, after its latest rejection.

David Ibbotson is thought to have been colour-blind, which prevents a night-flying qualification.

Why we shouldn't be surprised that far-right groups in Britain share similarities with Islamic State.

And other lesser-known historical facts about this weekend's celebration of mothers.

Yianni Charalambous transforms cars for the rich and famous people searching for that extra shine.

The filmmaker said he wanted to encourage conversations after he lost somebody who took their life.

Yvette Watson's parents still want information about her disappearance in 1979.

Questions about technology should be routine for children assessed for mental health problems.

Firms are warned to be responsible as the maximum bet on fixed-odds betting terminals is cut to £2.

Papers digest a third rejection by MPs of Theresa May's Brexit plan on the day the UK was due to leave the EU.

The winning menu included squid risotto, griddled rosemary lamb chops and fig and hazelnut baklava.

UK fashion designers are chasing business in Shanghai - one of Asia's biggest fashion weeks.

Most British universities pay their average male employee more than their average female employee.

The blaze spread to a forest and is now threatening properties.

A man in his 40s dies after being attacked near Clapham Common Tube station in south-west London.

Chris Mason on what was supposed to happen on Friday 29th March, what actually happened, and what might happen next...

The pro-Brexit referendum campaign pays a £61,000 fine for breaking law, the Electoral Commission says.