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A medical team is trying to intervene to stop stabbings, rather than waiting to treat them when they happen.

The document, from the reign of King John, was issued on 26 March 1200 - exactly 819 years ago.

A woman tells of the pain she experienced as a child being subjected to breast ironing.

The comedian says people need to be 'compassionate' when they communicate online.

The practice involves ironing a girl's chest with hot objects to delay breasts from growing

Coroners may be given new powers to investigate stillbirths so that each death is independently assessed.

How collecting colourful washable nappies can become a costly and even somewhat addictive hobby.

The house of Kenyan artist Khadambi Asalache has become London's newest museum.

What Britons now think about leaving the EU and whether another referendum should be held.

Airlines are keeping safety training to an "absolute minimum" to cut costs, a flight safety expert says.

Which? calls for "urgent action" as MPs on the Scottish Affairs Committee meet to discuss access to cash.

Excessive executive pay is undermining the reputation of British companies, says the business committee.

Raheem Sterling and Callum Hudson-Odoi condemn the "unacceptable" racist abuse directed at England players during their 5-1 win in Montenegro.

Front pages ponder whether Remainers have "stolen Brexit", the PM might resign, or the UK will have an election.

MPs vote to take over Commons business in an unprecedented move aimed at finding a majority for a Brexit plan.

Check how your MP voted in the latest Brexit vote.

A group campaigning to legalise paedophilia in 1970s received government money, an inquiry is told.

Radiohead drummer Philip Selway told a coroner's inquest the band is still "haunted" by the incident.

Ravi Katharkamar was stabbed to death outside his newsagents in a "vicious and unwarranted attack".

Health workers say there is less stigma about the form of cocaine and new users are being attracted.