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Teacher trainers say they have faced government pressure not to reject as many candidates amid shortages.

Papers seize on European Council President Donald Tusk's reference to a "special place in hell" for Brexiteers.

The body found in wreckage of plane carrying footballer Emiliano Sala and pilot David Ibbotson has been recovered.

Homes are evacuated due to the "risk of toxic release or large cylinder explosion" at the warehouse.

Alice Austin - who has alopecia - says she wants to be a positive role model for her daughter

Penguins Charlie and Pringle visited residents at a care home in Windsor.

The show at Oxford's Ashmolean features 14 pieces never before shown in the UK.

Mick Finnikin's wish is finally fulfilled as his ashes are shot up in fireworks over his home town.

People can lose their jobs, reputation and even liberty over it - so why do it?

Lizzie Grant gave up her job as a lawyer to become a professional organiser.

Protesters who delayed flights and closed a runway at Stansted airport have avoided immediate jail sentences

Residents living nearby spoke of hearing the "loudest bang" from a flat in the West Yorkshire town.

The academy suspends the Bohemian Rhapsody director over sexual abuse allegations, which he denies.

Protesters claim a hunt group is using a loophole in the law to carry on hunting deer in Somerset.

Vanellope Hope Wilkins is fully discharged from hospital 14 months after she was born with no breastbone.

Joe Day's daughters were born at about 20:20 GMT on Tuesday night.

Mark Clements reached his mother's Exmouth home before paramedics arrived to treat her broken hip.

Hundreds of demonstrators marched at Warwick University in response to its handling of rape threats.

Joe Day was playing against Middlesbrough while his wife was giving birth to their twin girls.

About 20 officers have been scouring an area close to where Libby Squire was last seen on Thursday.