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Ravi Katharkamar was attacked while opening his newsagents in a "vicious and unwarranted attack".

Is the way in which the small fishing vessel industry regulated letting down our fishermen?

"I'm not gonna lie, I'm really happy," says the rapper, who's become 2019's highest-rated female artist.

A selection of pictures by 14- to 18-year-olds explore the social sciences.

Drag artist The Nightbus reads to children at a Drag Queen Story Time event in Liverpool and says it's important for children to hear stories that represent all ethnicities.

One in four attacks happen on the Central Line, where trains do not have cameras installed.

Jane Garvey opens the station with the words: "Good morning. Welcome to a new network, Radio 5 Live. News and sport from the BBC, 24 hours a day."

Insurers say £376m was paid out on claims last year following vehicles being stolen, a 29% rise on 2017.

Babies are now as likely to be born into rented accommodation as home-owning families.

A supposed copy of a 15th Century masterpiece is actually found to have been created in his studio.

A study suggests it is 10 for women and five for men, in a bid to communicate the health risks of drinking.

Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay says the result strengthens ministers' view the PM's deal is "the best option".

Auliya Atrafi came to Hull as an asylum seeker. He returns to the city to see if it's still a welcoming place for immigrants.

Can technology help to cut the vast amounts of food that never gets eaten?

Nearly two-thirds of big companies have yet to disclose their pay gap, figures show.

The Department for Transport held no face-to-face meetings with the backers of the ferry-less shipping firm Seaborne Freight, the BBC has learned.

Businesses are "angry and frustrated" at MPs for "putting politics before prosperity".

Jo Cameron is one of two people on Earth known to have a mutation which means she feels almost no pain.

It's a day for playful headlines, after Theresa May offers to stand down to win backing for her Brexit deal.

MPs call for different ways forward after a series of indicative votes failed to show clear backing for any option.