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The family of Louella Fletcher-Michie say her killer Ceon Broughton is "stupid and massively selfish".

Theresa May's ex-adviser Nick Timothy tells the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg the PM has always seen Brexit as "damage limitation".

Andrew Dahring was injured during a mass shooting at a Las Vegas music festival in 2017.

Former Labour peer Lord Ahmed of Rotherham is also accused of indecently assaulting a boy under 13.

Fans had been asking for refunds after the star was accused of sexual misconduct.

We take you through what's happened in the world since the Brexit referendum was announced.

Listener calls The Emma Barnett Show for help.

The garage that runs an apprenticeship scheme for forces veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder.

And more ex-prisoners in England and Wales are reoffending, spending watchdog warns.

Citroen enthusiasts rallied round to help with its transformation, donating parts from all over the world.

Private hire drivers commence legal action against London Mayor Sadiq Khan over congestion charge.

Charity demands action after 5,000 online grooming offences were recorded by police in 18 months.

Nathan Wyburn used flowers and bark to "draw" the portrait of Wales' patron saint for St David's Day.

The retailer is splitting in two, with the closure of 230 of its namesake stores.

Cameron's mum has a warning for others after he got in a fight and was left with brain damage.

Building apprenticeships are highly male-dominated, but some young women are bucking the system.

Finlay MacFarlane was raped by a man who spiked his drink but buried the trauma until he saw the man again.

Many of the papers also pay tribute to conductor and composer André Previn, who died on Thursday morning.

The Michelin-starred chef lost nearly 12 stone after he decided he needed to turn his life around.

Syrian refugee Eid Aljazairli stunned experts by learning to swim in 12 months and now aims for Olympic glory.