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Britain's biggest carmaker will shut its Solihull plant due to weak demand, but says no jobs will be lost.

The worker was checking a faulty fan when he was injured at the furniture giant's Bristol store.

How Ynysddu Welfare youth won their first football match after being thrown together in two weeks.

Sarah Bramley's ex-boyfriend murdered her new lover after she sent him an intimate photograph.

Sir Craig Mackey says he stayed in his car during the attack because he had no protective equipment.

The BBC show's romantic dance routines have been blamed for several celebrity relationship break-ups.

A sociology textbook approved by AQA has been removed from sale after being labelled "racist".

The Take That star says he wrote about his stillborn daughter Poppy "to help other people".

Tesco has removed 'best before' labels on 116 fruit and vegetable products to reduce food waste.

Bradley Tout went on the run after fleeing from Worcester Crown Court after being convicted of rape.

A man is held on suspicion of conspiracy to murder over the shooting of Carl Russell in Liverpool.

Celia Marsh is thought to have had an allergic reaction to a flatbread from the Bath branch of store.

Two runners, aged 25 and 32, died after collapsing at the finish within minutes of each other.

Del Boy, Rodney and all the gang will appear in the show, co-written by and starring Paul Whitehouse.

Twenty-two people have been thrown from bouncy castles in windy conditions in the UK since 2011.

The singer was interviewed under caution by police, but no arrests have been made.

Facebook paid £15.7m in tax in 2017, up from £5.1m in the previous year.

Inside Out London speaks to charities who say some young asylum seekers have recently taken their own lives

Many girls feel sexual harassment in the street is "all part of growing up", a report suggests.

PM Shinzo Abe says the UK could be welcomed into the Pacific deal "with open arms" after Brexit.