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More than a million people turn out in Liverpool to bid farewell to The Giants.

Mark Jordon is accused of attacking a 67-year-old man who suffered facial injuries, police say.

Alistair Collier, 60, had not been seen since the start of a race off the Dorset coast on Saturday.

Police contacted Graham Linehan following a row with a trans women on social media.

Those going to Comedy Central Live! say they were not told they needed extra tickets to see performers.

The victim was 27 years old, Merseyside Police said.

An air ambulance is called to Llandudno after two men on motorbikes collide on the promenade.

Record numbers of people tried to buy tickets to the annual music festival.

The man in his 30s was arrested on an area of land off Brown's Road in Boston.

Owner Thomas Cook is to close the holiday brand at the end of the month after failing to find a buyer.

Lewis Hamilton moves to the brink of a fifth world championship with a dominant victory at the Japanese Grand Prix.

The PM says her party is "moderate" and promises an end to austerity - but Labour calls it a "con".

Readers bemoan the household items that they miss the most.

Struggling to put together your CV? We've got you covered.

German U-boat sunk on Christmas Day 1917 is pictured for the first time using sonar imaging technology.

Does she chop the onions? Clare Smyth, one of the world's best chefs, gets a grilling.

Officers responding to reports of fighting in north London were "met with hostility", the Met says.

Pioneering project developed in Cardiff to highlight trouble spots is being rolled out across London.

The case follows the death of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, who suffered a fatal reaction to a baguette.

A study suggests orchards continue to be in steep decline. What can be done to halt or reverse the trend?