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Young people wanted to be actors or doctors. What kind of jobs did they really have six years later?

The Scottish craft brewer cancelled a tie-up with a US firm after it offered free beer to Donald Trump supporters.

News Group Newspapers also paid substantial damages to comedians Les Dennis and Bob Mortimer.

John Cunliffe, 85, created one of the BBC's most successful children's TV characters.

A husband and wife are convicted of raping and indecently assaulting young girls in the 1980s and 1990s.

The former EDL leader says he believes the authorities "want him in prison for Christmas".

A police officer is taking an industrial tribunal case against the PSNI over its policy on facial hair.

A group of teenagers in Brighton is tackling the problem of tech addiction with creative ideas.

London Fire Brigade's chief says she wanted crews to know someone cared as they went into the tower.

A whale conservation charity says it will respond to more sightings of the whale in the River Thames.

Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust will have to provide regulators with details of deaths back to 1998.

Storm petrel chicks, one of the UK's rarest birds, are regularly monitored in one Scotland's remotest corners.

Cara Delevingne is one of the thousands of women sharing their Why I Didn't Report stories.

The regulator clamps down on the 11 biggest energy suppliers over customer complaints.

Aidan Huddleston says they may not have died if graduated driving licences were in place in the UK.

PD Axle was knifed four times while helping officers arrest a man.

Leo Noakes wins a Spirit of Corby award and says he hopes to inspire people to be themselves.

Michael Willson, who was Cobra in the popular TV show Gladiators, also has arthritis in his spine.

Catherine Walter only took up the sport six years ago and has now become a world champion.

More than 40 university bosses call for companies that write essays for students to be outlawed.