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The Olympic champion and London mayor race around a London school to inspire children to get active.

Frustrating, expensive and unsurprising - just some of the words used by commuters about Britain's busiest rail stations.

The manufacturer says the bags once disposed have a six-month lifespan.

The psychology behind Alex Hobern's deception on Channel 4 reality show The Circle.

Margaret Livingstone fights back tears as she finally sees her child self in a Joan Eardley painting from 1955.

Her sister and brother-in-law, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, say they are "thrilled".

John Bercow tells friends he wants to leave after 10 years in the job, the BBC understands.

More than 200 students, ex-servicemen and serving soldiers honour David McLaren Kerr at his funeral.

Matthew Falder, branded one of Britain's most "prolific paedophiles", was initially jailed for 32 years.

The man was arrested on suspicion of arson after police received a report of a burglary.

Russell Bishop was cleared of killing the nine-year-olds but his acquittal was quashed, a court hears.

The Prince of Wales says he has been celebrating the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's pregnancy, as he visits a distillery.

People in Sydney offer their advice for how to catch the eye of royals Meghan and Harry.

A car towing a caravan hit two other vehicles while driving into oncoming motorway traffic.

Lottery winner Edward Putman denies claiming the jackpot with a faked ticket in 2009.

Pepper the robot answers questions from MPs on the education select committee about helping to care for older people.

The "phenomenal" increase is due to the loss of experienced prison officers, union leaders say.

The Wikileaks co-founder is told to look after his cat at the London embassy or he may lose it.

Police in England and Wales say the overall number of hate crimes has risen to a record high.

UK unemployment fell by 47,000 to 1.36 million in the three months to August, official figures show.