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A primary school sent the Never Gonna Give You Up singer numerous tweets and letters.

Police footage shows Jason Athernought driving on the wrong side of the road at high speeds in Swansea.

Ray Weatherall survived a series of efforts to kill him including shooting, poisoning and burning.

Pregnant Sana Muhammad's son was delivered safely after she died in an attack at her home in Ilford.

Analysts say the worse than expected 0.5% fall in sales suggests shoppers are cutting back spending.

Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab resigns, saying he "cannot in good conscience support" the draft deal.

The band are covered with offensive comments made about them by trolls.

If the ticket-holder does not come forward, the prize will be the UK's biggest unclaimed jackpot.

Boss says performance has been disappointing but vows to continue cutting costs and improving productivity.

Nine out of ten pubs do not prevent teenagers from using gaming machines, Gambling Commission says

The BBC's Adam Fleming takes a brief look at what's in the 585-page Brexit agreement document.

The rock and heavy metal music TV channel is closing down, 15 years after it started championing bands.

Residents in Little Hulton are warned to keep doors and windows closed as crews tackle the blaze.

How an album of demos ended up challenging Ash and Snow Patrol for the Northern Ireland Music Prize.

Michael Fehsenfeld, 26, from Milton Keynes, has since recorded a song about his crime.

Hundreds of BBC presenters could be asked to repay tax, a new spending watchdog report finds.

Sci-fi fans will have to wait until 1 January to see Jodie Whittaker's festive special.

The number of sheep and cattle in the UK should be reduced to help combat climate change, a report says.

Theresa May faces a battle over her deal and her job, according to the UK's front pages.

Superfast 5G mobile promises lots of benefits, but will it be worth the money?