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Sir Richard Branson has spoken out against a hard Brexit, warning it would be "an absolute disaster".

Two Staffordshire bull terriers seized following the attack have been destroyed, police confirm.

Chelsea say fans who sang an anti-Semitic chant in the Europa League game with MOL Vidi have "shamed the club".

'John' was referred to Prevent by a college teacher and is now working to help people at risk of radicalisation.

New research suggests that people have not taken up faster services, even though they are available.

The Question Time presenter has hosted his final show after 25 years in the hot seat.

The festive campaign has become an annual event, but who's the real winner - retailers or charity?

The website went three times over budget, costing £113m, a National Audit Office report says.

Four-year-old Beau is given a bravery award from the Welsh Ambulance Service for his quick thinking.

Toll collectors reminisce as their booths are removed from the crossings between south Wales and England.

The tolls are scrapped on the Severn bridges between south Wales and south-west England from Monday.

Friday's papers continue to focus on Brexit and Theresa May's attempts to save her deal.

But at 73, Beverley James faced down her demons to finally learn to swim.

Young and vulnerable people are being exploited by drug gangs from large urban areas in a practice called County Lines.

The families of three people with learning difficulties tell the BBC all their teeth were taken out.

Airport currency exchanges are offering rates as low as $1.05 for a pound

The Committee of Advertising Practice says adverts must not feature harmful gender stereotypes.

The PM says the withdrawal deal "can be passed" but MPs must be assured the backstop is not a "trap".

The note from a five-year-old girl was discovered inside a book donated to a charity shop.

An agreement has been has been reached in Sheffield's long-running tree felling row