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"Cowardly petty criminal" Artur Waszkiewicz is jailed for 15 years for killing Sofija Kaczan.

How MPs hope to change the Brexit process when Theresa May brings the issue back to the Commons.

The cake chain and sister brand Philpotts have been bought out of administration, saving 117 shops.

Hector has received hundreds of offers from all over the world but is still looking for a family.

A couple who both have Down's syndrome open up about their relationship.

The aircraft manufacturer ends production of the superjumbo after key buyer Emirates cuts order.

A perfect day full of love and affection? People share their Valentine's Day horror stories.

Nearly 330,000 A&E patients waited for more than four hours last month in England.

Prosecuting the Duke of Edinburgh over January's crash is "not in the public interest", says the CPS.

The British Geological Survey said there were reports that "everything moved forwards then backwards".

Neil Warnock and chief executive Ken Choo will fly to Argentina for this weekend's service.

The stretch of the motorway remains closed and is expected to be for a number of hours.

Thorpe Park owners fear noise from rides could spark complaints from a nearby retirement home.

West Indies bowler Shannon Gabriel claims he asked England's Joe Root if he "liked boys" during the third Test but has apologised for his words.

A couple who both have Down's syndrome say their relationship has thrived thanks to family support.

Anthony Joshua's heavyweight moves are under scrutiny. Why has momentum slowed behind boxing's most recognisable fighter?

The courts help parents deal with drug or alcohol addiction so their children are not taken into care.

A woman is arrested following the death at a property in Rotherham on Wednesday evening.

The expected increases come as many local authorities plan to cut spending, research suggests.

Every Friday morning, 13-year-old Holly Gillibrand protests at the gates of her school.