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The person was involved in the care of a patient with the disease, Public Health England says.

The story behind a nightclub photo that has exploded on the internet.

Scientists say there are very concerned the whale is so far from its Arctic home.

The copy of DH Lawrence's novel used by the judge in the famous obscenity trial is to be sold at auction.

Elsie is attending her first Labour Party conference. Fellow party activist Chris showed her around.

Laura Smith calls for the first mass walkout since 1926 - if there isn't a general election.

A victim of Newcastle's grooming gangs tells the BBC she believes "warning signs" were missed.

The Labour leader will set out a "radical plan" to "transform Britain" in his party conference speech.

Lord Sugar explains why contestants are often much smarter than they appear on the series.

More than 100 pictures showing the "proper" side of Bristol are sent to a community competition.

Scrap metal dealer David Brickwood's son Gary asks why raiders had to leave his father for dead.

Campaigners encouraged people to "flood" social media with photos of Walkers crisp packets being posted.

Oliver was declared the most popular boys' name but are there actually more babies called Muhammad?

Jen Coles had to use a cane to walk following her mesh implant, which left her in chronic pain.

How some disabled mothers are often seen as a risk to their children.

Around 1,000 head teachers are expected to take part in a rally over "unsustainable" budget cuts.

Amrit Singh spends up to three hours showcasing his art creations live on social media.

Stuart and Gladys Jenkinson had lost contact for 30 years after first meeting while in their 50s.

The response came after two volunteers were expelled for protesting against the organisation.

Family members and friends remember Jermaine Goupall, who was 15 years old when he was murdered.