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The victim, who suffered a cut and bruising, had a "verbal exchange" with another woman inside a shop.

Finally, here's something that makes Brexit relaxing.

The victim, in his 20s, was stabbed several times by his "date" in his car.

The VAT error has cost it £12m, but this figure could rise, the five-a-side football firm warns.

Sports Direct considers making £61m buyout offer for the struggling department store chain.

The EU plans to make the technology mandatory from 2022 and the UK says it will follow suit.

As MPs seek a way forward on leaving the EU, the PM will meet Tory backbenchers to sell her deal.

The man, who faces drugs charges, was captured just 4km south of Papua New Guinea.

School says that recognised minorities and transgender pupils should be made to feel comfortable.

As MPs prepare to vote on different options, here's a rundown on what will be discussed.

A single dad and his one-year-old who are living in a homeless hostel in County Antrim.

"I was sleepwalking through life before I heard my own lyrics," says the singer-songwriter.

Steve Forrest photographed a green outside the Houses of Parliament over several years.

The two-tone singer died at home on Tuesday aged 56, surrounded by family, according to a statement.

As the original deadline draws closer, we hear people's views on the process so far.

Tate Britain's new show highlights Van Gogh's three formative years spent learning about the capital and British art.

Skilled workers should be called "master craftsman" or "master craftswoman", a think tank says.

Dave Brown, from north London, has been caricaturing politicians for three decades.

Volunteers for the Soho Angels work to reduce violence and keep late-night revellers safe.

Laura Dunion is one of the first NHS patients to get a new insulin pump that uses artificial intelligence to monitor her blood, so that her sugars stay within normal range.