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'Kevin' the rat snake had turned a shade of blue from the cleaning products in the toilet.

British Transport Police needed three trips to transport the haul into police storage.

The probe follows an inquiry into alleged mistreatment of patients at Blackpool Victoria Hospital.

Estate agent slashes its sales forecast and announces the departure of two senior executives.

Reanne Evans and Emma Parker are preparing to be the first women to compete on television in the final stages of a world ranking event in the UK.

Figures show one in 10 people who challenged PIP decisions waited over 10 months for a successful appeal.

From worst-kept secret to most unlikely anecdote, these are the only Brit awards that really count.

It comes amid debate over how to deal with British IS recruits, following the case of Shamima Begum.

The volunteer group has saved more than 115,000 lives in Syria's war zones, the UK government says.

Greenhouse gas emissions from your heating boiler are fuelling climate change.

The Labour leader says eight former MPs have "abandoned the policies" they were elected on.

Police are shocked at how easy it was for customers to order machetes or a knife in a "mystery box".

Ofsted's chief inspector responds to protests over LGBT lessons at Parkfield School in Birmingham.

The highlights from 2019 Brit Awards.

The indie band won two awards, while George Ezra and Jorja Smith were named best male and best female.

People expecting to study abroad in Erasmus programmes next year have received warnings about the funding.

Young people are turning to radical and innovative alternatives to conventional homes.

Shop closures will become the norm unless the government supports struggling retailers, MPs say.

Beverley Bass was ordered to divert a trans-Atlantic flight during the events of 9/11.

The assistant head at the centre of a row over lessons on LGBT rights is shortlisted for a global teaching prize.