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The rescued man is taken to hospital for treatment after being pulled from the farm vehicle.

It says there is "little evidence" that businesses are "preparing in earnest for a no-deal scenario".

Mark Adams, who worked for both Tony Blair and John Major, was convicted of attacking a teenager in Edinburgh.

Brendan Rodgers is appointed Leicester City's new manager after leaving his job at Celtic.

The Met Office records 21.2C in London's Kew Gardens, making the UK warmer than hot spots like Ibiza.

Two fires break out in Ashdown Forest, East Sussex, amid a bout of "unusual warm weather".

Inquest jurors hear "pen portrait" tributes to victims of the 1974 Birmingham pub bombings.

The PM has bowed to demands to hold a vote on pushing back the 29 March exit date. What are the other options?

Joy Morgan was last seen at a church celebration in Ilford, London, on 26 December.

As the UK soaks up the sun, hedgehogs are coming out of hibernation and sales of summer clothes are up.

Michael Holpin escaped officers when he climbed out of a police car window while wearing handcuffs.

Manchester United has said Alex and Sian Pratchett must stop selling their "terrible" drawings of the club's ex-players.

A new project is aiming to challenge negative perceptions of black men in the media and wider society.

Actor Steve Coogan brings his character Alan Partridge back to television screens

Luke Symons, 26, has been imprisoned without charge in the war-torn Middle Eastern country for two years.

Pauline Taylor-French has lived in the UK legally with her two daughters since fleeing Jamaica.

If Theresa May can't get her deal through Parliament, MPs will vote on ruling out no-deal or delaying Brexit.

A successful outcome would give Marks and Spencer the online delivery business it is lacking.

A boat with 13 migrants on board is intercepted by Border Force and brought to Dover.

A reporter posing as a teenage girl was sold pills containing a banned substance.