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The officer was stabbed in the back in Stamshaw Park in Portsmouth shortly after midday on Thursday.

The government has agreed £104m of Brexit consultancy and other contracts since the referendum.

A right to flexible working for new recruits will open up work to more women, the party says.

Car manufacturers have recently announced job cuts in the UK.

An employment tribunal ruled Cheshire Police had used "positive action" against Matthew Furlong.

Mark Acklom is accused of conning a divorcee out of her £850,000 life savings.

Amber Peat, 13, was found dead three days after she walked out of her home following an argument.

A hike in the cost of second-class stamps puts the postal service in breach of Ofcom rules.

Lithuanian-born Viktorija Sokolova was subjected to a "sustained and ferocious" attack.

Peanut hasn't seen his owners since he escaped through a locked cat flap in 2009.

It was watched by Tony Foulds, who credits the crew with saving his life on 22 February 1944.

With her UK citizenship revoked and the IS caliphate dying, where should Brits like Shamima go next?

Ben McDonald and Dean Fletcher both went into cardiac arrest after crossing the finishing line.

Ian Austin, the ninth MP this week to leave, blames anti-Semitism but will not join new Independent Group.

A judge ruled Aaron Campbell could be named following an application from media outlets.

As the UK's sculpture collection is catalogued online, we list five artworks in public places.

Kamil Malag was returning to HMP Hewell from court when he absconded.

Dolores Steele's 15-year-old son Philip was among Liverpool fans who died at the 1989 FA Cup semi-final.

An officer woke a woman at night to talk about her previous bad parking.

The Remember The Ten flypast in Sheffield was organised after a BBC presenter's chance meeting in a park.