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Former Strictly star James Jordan will join Towie's Gemma Collins and actor Richard Blackwood.

Rebecca Steinfeld and Charles Keidan have fought a four-year battle to be allowed a civil partnership.

Top university Cambridge announces plans for a foundation-year scheme for disadvantaged pupils.

The owner confronts two men in her vehicle which was taken from a nearby street the night before.

The BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2018 nominees will be announced on the night of the show for the first time.

Stansted airport tells travellers with bookings on Primera Air flights on Tuesday not to turn up.

The new Turbine exhibition at London's Tate Modern aims to provoke strong emotions.

It's workers' skills that matter, the prime minister says, as she outlines her immigration plans.

The singer teases he saw bandmate Louis Tomlinson recently for "something I cannot say".

Kevin Rafferty, shot and paralysed in a sectarian attack, struggles to pay for his care after benefit changes.

Sajid Javid will announce a review into who is buying drugs - as well as who sells them.

The new installation at the Tate Modern's Turbine Hall tries to "force empathy" in the viewer.

Sheffield Students' Union has faced criticism for publishing advice on how to take drugs safely.

There has been a sharp rise in the use of restraints on adults with learning disabilities in England.

A group of parents from Surrey is going to the High Court to challenge cuts to special needs budgets.

Two teenagers - in the same year at the same school - killed themselves within weeks of each other.

Two Surrey mums fear planned council cuts will hit their children's transport to special schools.

Despite living with illness herself, Alexis Fleming set up an animal hospice after her pet dog died.

Mike Lacey made the fake camera using drainpipe and guttering to stop speeding drivers on the A1.

A recipe for a slow-cooked English breakfast has been shared tens of thousands of times online.