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Every girl aged nine to 18 in Bristol is to have access to free sanitary products, a councillor says.

BBC presenter's husband gives his first interview after she died from breast cancer in September.

Meet the cable men, single-handedly trying to rid the area of unwanted cables

The 14th Century chalk carvings have been damaged by water and gnat larvae, according to English Heritage.

Theresa May seeks her ministers' backing for the draft withdrawal text.

The UK refuses the pair visas to attend an awards ceremony for their risky work protecting elephants.

The cast of the E4 sitcom will reunite for a two-hour celebration and tribute programme.

Patients at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham can request a visit from a dog.

The singer on his inner geek, why he still rates The X Factor and *that* incident in Selfridges.

To mark the Prince of Wales' 70th birthday, we present an image from every year of his life.

The fund set up in the wake of the bombing in Manchester has given away more than £20m.

Bobby was injecting heroin and crack cocaine up to six times a day. He's spoken to the BBC about what made him turn his life around.

The winner of a big education prize grew up thinking poor families like his could not go to university.

What is driving the rapid growth in self-storage across the UK?

The decision comes after patients in some areas of England were being denied access to the device.

In an article for his 70th birthday, Prince Charles reveals his love of moussaka - made with grouse.

Why face-mapping technology designed to improve TV dubbing is raising fears about fake news.

The potential Brexit agreement dominates Wednesday's front pages.

The regional airline is expected to say that its board is exploring a sale or a merger with a rival.

Students sent tweets and letters to the pop star after picking Never Gonna Give You Up as their anthem.