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A leading professor sparks a heated debate after saying physics was "built by men".

Will this be the new question being popped as mixed-sex civil partnerships get the green light?

The Irish government is to consult on EU proposals to end the practice of changing the clocks by an hour.

The man was struck by the window which fell from a tower block on London's Albert Embankment.

Convicted murderer Shaun Walmsley lost weight and feigned bowel problems to secure a hospital visit.

Boris Johnson puts on a "good show" but bits of his conference performance annoyed her, PM says.

Scientists are investigating why around 70 deep water whales have washed up on Scottish and Irish beaches since the beginning of August.

The remains of the deep-water mammals have been discovered on the beaches of Scottish islands.

Former NHS Digital minister George Freeman says there was a "horror story" behind the huge scheme.

Vulnerable victims were "manipulated by outright lies", says the Serious Fraud Office.

Stephen has cancer. He and partner Joanna want a civil partnership now - before it's too late.

Sheffield council urges people to be compassionate and refrain from photographing addicts of the drug.

Student Pavithra Priyadarshini is stranded at US airport Dulles after the Danish airline collapsed.

As the last firefighters give evidence to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry, here is what we've learned so far.

The online giant is lifting UK hourly pay to between £9.50-10.50 an hour and US pay to $15.

Anyone in England and Wales will soon be able to choose a civil partnership instead of marrying.

The man seen as a possible alternative to Theresa May, draws the crowds at the Tory conference.

Amy Natasha Botten, 20, pleaded with the driver to help her as "her son was crying upstairs alone".

As Theresa May announces her immigration plans, which industries could be most affected?

William Billingham is jailed for a minimum of 27 years for stabbing "beautiful Smiley Mylee".