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Emmanuel Macron invited BBC Essex presenter Dave Monk to France after hearing about his grandfather.

Warm weather boosted consumer spending, but growth is tailing off, official figures show.

The party says a letter from the PM implied the Brexit backstop could include a border in the Irish Sea.

Historians say highlighting the Muslim contribution during the Great War 'silences' far-right groups.

The Commons Library is hosting an exhibition on Jean Winder and her battle for equal pay.

Maritime and Coastguard Agency footage shows two fishermen being winched to safety in the English Channel.

The seven people were intercepted by border officials in the channel near Dover, in the early hours.

Ayodeji Habeeb Azeez died of his wounds after the attack in a street in south-east London.

Chef Claudia Lawrence, who police believe was murdered, has been missing since March 2009.

The retailer will give profits from a disputed design to fashion label Scamp & Dude to donate to charity.

CBeebies Bedtime Stories isn't just doing it for the kids any more.

Babies are being born at the world's first clinic to help woman who have a baby after being heart attack survivors.

Caroline Corby says none of the Parole Board's 240 members is black - and only 13 are not white.

Doctors says the system of running outpatient appointments is outdated and frustrates their patients.

Four out of 10 children aged 11-16 say they have seen adults bullying each other in the past six months.

Food companies worried about a "no-deal" Brexit are storing away supplies at warehouses, a boss says.

More than 400 people receive cards telling them a war hero once lived in their house.

Brexit features on many of the front pages with different takes on the final deal with the EU.

Former heroin user and gambling addict Daniel Collins is a tour guide with a difference.

A report attributes the rise in part to growth in online shopping and a shift to in-home leisure.