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One accident and numerous near misses on a road overlooked by a new wooden sculpture, say police.

Analysis suggests workers in their 30s have been hardest hit by the effects of the 2008 financial crisis.

The PM says she is returning to Brussels with a "fresh mandate" to renegotiate her deal with the EU.

About 200 students have been helping to look for Libby Squire, 21, who has not seen since Thursday.

The government says victims will be given the right to challenge decisions to release violent offenders.

Almost 6,000 police officers and staff have not undergone stricter background checks since 2006.

The Glasgow salon owner hopes to "perk up" the people who visit her for a free haircut.

The consultation follows increased concern over fireworks use linked to anti-social behaviour.

As more people went vegan last month for the challenge dubbed "Veganuary" we ask: can you save money by going vegan?

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan says there are overwhelming arguments for rent control. Is he right?

Police and farmers have spoken of the ongoing battle to stop illegal hare coursing in the Fens.

Daniel Fox stumbled across an advert for the 35-year-old vehicle online and hopes to restore it.

A search for the missing plane carrying Cardiff City's Emiliano Sala is expected to get under way.

Rosamund Pike's film about Marie Colvin comes after a court blamed the Syrian regime for her death.

Zak Aabe has severe autism but his mum is helping him learn how to shop and make himself a meal.

As US retail chains close, workers are asking why company bosses have made millions from their demise.

Major suppliers Apetito and Bidfood say they are holding stock in case of disruption from a no-deal Brexit.

The husband of the late BBC broadcaster Dianne Oxberry says he is "overwhelmed" by the donations.

How cake, candles and a cartoon helped Eamon de Valera free Ireland from British rule.

Whistleblowers allege a lack of proper financial control and accountability at Manchester carnival.