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One of the world's most famous locomotives has steamed into Dorset for a visit.

Jodie Chesney, 17, was stabbed to death while playing music in a park with friends in east London.

The dad of the ex-England winger jailed for child sex offences says it is good to have him home.

A police operation is under way targeting the criminal activities of the Ulster Volunteer Force in Belfast.

Train times will be recorded to the minute at every stop in an attempt to improve train punctuality.

Mosques across Birmingham remain under heightened security ahead of Friday prayers.

Theresa May will once more urge MPs to back her deal after the EU says the UK's departure can be postponed.

Bands from around the world are celebrating 50 years of heavy metal at the inaugural World Metal Congress in London.

Dog-loving Harvey Hawkins finds comfort in the funny films people are sending him of their pets.

The videos from well-wishers came after a Facebook post about Harvey Hawkins was seen around the world.

Four men are to recreate a famous journey by Orkney's 19th Century Arctic explorer Dr John Rae.

A student house is challenged to live in a more environmentally-friendly way. How did they get on?

A look at how much the UK government spends on benefits reveals big changes over time.

Brexit dominates Friday's papers, after the EU confirmed a delay plan.

The Met accepted an offer from City of London Police to take on the case of a man's betting shop death.

Should personal care products marketed to women cost more? And is there actually any difference?

Kieron Moriarty also told a patient that "Muslims are trying to bomb us back to the Dark Ages".

At least 10 authorities switched to fortnightly rounds or announced plans to do so in the past year.

Donald Tusk and Jean-Claude Juncker updated reporters at a press conference which had some lighter moments.

St David Awards celebrate the achievements of "everyday saints" in Wales from all walks of life.