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Cheylee Howson says Ben Witts, who died in strong winds in Devon, was "everything I've ever dreamed of".

As MPs prepare to debate later school start times, pupils explain why they need more sleep.

His lawyer Mariam Kublashvili said a decision as to their next step would be made within a week.

Nearly £150,000 has been donated to an appeal to fund an underwater search for David Ibbotson.

Police brought Lee Johnson to a stop on the M4 near Reading by clipping his vehicle with a patrol car.

A head teacher says it is time the school reflects diversity and gives pupils different role models.

Including how basketball helped Mahershala Ali become a better actor.

Research suggests screening for 35 to 39-year-olds with a family history can reveal the disease early.

Social media and school pressures are often blamed for a rise in young people saying they need help.

Defence secretary Gavin Williamson says the UK has to stand up to those who "flout international law".

A third person was injured after the car hit a coach as it drove the wrong way on the A40 in London.

Family and friends of a former soldier who took his own life say more support is needed for those with PTSD.

Toby the Yorkshire terrier was struggling to walk, suffering neck pain and was showing signs of seizures.

A rowing club has condemned the damage to the "vital" piece of equipment after five of its rowers were rescued.

People on such contracts get worse working hours and are paid less than other workers, the TUC says.

GCSEs should be scrapped and more vocational options offered, says education committee chairman.

Key award moments, including a heartfelt speech, Rami Malek's British thank-you and Spike Lee in purple.

The papers celebrate a British film triumph and debate May and Corbyn's EU departure plans.

Andrew Michael was 17 when he used his mother's credit card without her knowledge to launch a successful IT company.

The chancellor is facing tricky spending decisions, says the Institute for Fiscal Studies.