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.
Theresa May is seeking to rally senior ministers behind her as talks enter a critical phase.
Dashcam footage shows a car towing a caravan driving the wrong way along the M40 before a crash.
The presenter admits he asked doctors to stop his chemo as he "couldn't bear it any longer".
The bookmaker failed to stop stolen cash being gambled through its website, the regulator says.
Documents seen by the BBC reveal plans to spend hundreds of millions of pounds to address problems with the system.
Two-time Winter Olympic champion Lizzy Yarnold says she is "ready for a new chapter" after announcing her retirement from skeleton.
Thieves film their exploits and post them online. But motorbike enthusiasts are fighting back.
We look back over six decades of the world's longest running children's television show.
The Tate and the Royal Shakespeare Company want an "arts premium" for England's schools.
Misandry - the opposite of misogyny - and ageism could both soon be included in the definition.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are beginning a 16-day overseas tour after announcing her pregnancy.
The Church of Scotland says dwindling congregations and a shortage of ministers makes the move unavoidable.
Durham University PhD student Matthew Hedges was detained in May following a research trip.
Whatever happened to the simple handshake at work? asks author Alison Green.
The National Cyber Security Centre has combated about 1,200 attacks since it was created, it reveals.
Ten of Britain's busiest stations have seen more than half of all trains in 2018 delayed, research finds.
There's fallout from a report on the "toxic" work culture in Westminster and joy at the royal baby news.
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