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Women and girls across the UK face "relentless" harassment, according to a new report.

Three-week-old Stanley Davis had suffered 41 fractures on three separate occasions, a court hears.

The ex-EDL leader told his supporters outside court that "he shouldn't face another trial".

With five months to go until the UK is due to leave, the backstop is the core issue which needs to be resolved

Crime writer Sarah Hilary said two Great Western Railway staff "jeered" at her and her autistic son.

People cheered as the duke tried kava - a traditional non-alcoholic social drink.

The ITV show won best soap and seven other prizes including best actor and best exit.

After repeated calls by health campaigners, the government says it will now consult on the issue.

It would feature hair sewn into the sleeves, trim, collar and bodice of the ballroom-style dress.

The 15p fee will be handed to drivers to help them pay for an all-electric car, says ride-hailing firm

Slump in sales sparks move by department store chain, which will continue to sell Blu-ray players.

Essex Police said Spanish authorities are leading the investigation into a 'racist' rant on a flight.

PC Tom Dorman says people "ran out of their homes" to stop "catastrophic" bleeding in his leg.

A painting created by artificial intelligence will be auctioned by Christie's this week.

UK competitor Paul Guest was embraced by his team-mate after being unsettled by a helicopter.

Investigating unsolved Northern Ireland killings would be unfair on veterans, say 150 Tory MPs and peers.

An end to violence seemed as far away as ever after the Shankill bomb in Belfast in 1993.

BBC Reality Check looks at whether universities have banned books, speakers or changed course content.

Four years ago, Peter had a stroke and lost the ability to speak. This year, on the day he had a second stroke, it came back.

The actor explains the lengths he went to to avoid his portrayal of the Queen star becoming a crude impersonation.