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Ceon Broughton will challenge his conviction for killing Louella Fletcher-Michie, his barrister says.

The struggling department store chain says forecasts it made just two months ago are "no longer valid".

David Lammy MP describes the new funding for English regions announced by the government as "pathetic".

Labour veteran Dame Margaret expresses fresh concern over the party's handling of anti-Semitism claims.

The patient has shown no sign of the virus for nearly 19 months since having the treatment.

A new government ad campaign avoids the term in favour of "cervical screening". Will it help boost rates?

Women pay more for razors and deodorants whilst being paid less than men, says Christine Jardine.

Your heart can be damaged after a sad event and it may be your brain's doing, experts believe.

Vernon Coaker says the government should instigate a Cobra meeting to respond to the knife crime "crisis".

The number of trainee military pilots unable to fly doubles in a year because of problems with the MoD's training system.

Children moved because of domestic violence should be able to change school more easily, a charity says.

The Nine's James Cook speaks to workers finding opportunities in both decommissioning and exploration.

Test how much you know about weird and wonderful Shrovetide traditions.

Nine-year-old Autumn Norris has been living as a girl for two years. Her mum explains how their lives have changed.

The Local Government Association said councils had "little choice" in order to protect services.

Physiotherapists warn lifting heavy seats can cause a pelvic organ prolapse in women.

Only a third of universal credit claimants who use Gov.UK Verify have been able to authenticate their identity.

Filching feline Theo has a long record of stealing items from neighbours' houses.

A survey of global mobile data prices reveals massive differences between countries.

Attorney General Geoffrey Cox leads UK efforts to secure legally-binding changes to the EU exit deal.