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The Met Police says 25 post-mortem examinations were conducted during a three-year investigation.

Police say they will confront "all ideologies" after detaining the boys at their homes.

Countess of Chester Hospital has been at the centre of an investigation into a series of baby deaths.

Parts of England and Wales are expected to be hit by Storm Bronagh as Ali clean-up continues.

Davis, who currently hosts Newsnight, will begin his new role at the end of October.

Michael Spurr will leave his post in March after MPs described the service as a "mess".

Female authors dominate the Man Booker Prize 2018 shortlist.

Workers at some of the chains' outlets are planning a co-ordinated day of action on 4 October over pay.

Lawyer Christian Weaver has created a series of online videos to teach people their legal rights.

The Irish border remains a key issue as EU leaders meet without Theresa May to discuss Brexit.

"Ping and Pong arrived safe and well last night."

Courtney Hadwin wowed judges with her dynamic performances of rock 'n' roll classics.

The Consumer Council for Water tells firms to improve customer service and reduce complaints.

BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin and other competitors talk about how they caught the triathlon bug and why it's such a good activity to take up.

Students from London will become a 'hyper-diverse' population in the next decade.

Efforts to clear railway lines and roads, and to restore power to homes, are continuing.

Returning Wirral band on how they still feel like little "naughty boys" after 16 years in rock 'n' roll.

A survey of 2,000 Mumsnet and Gransnet users finds 29% have had sex fewer than 10 times in the past year.

A survey of 2,000 Mumsnet and Gransnet users finds 29% have had sex fewer than 11 times in the past year.

Graduates and older students offer their top tips for starting at university.