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The pair escaped unhurt by moving into a pit beneath the track as a train passed over them.

The former minister says it is "nothing other than democratic to allow people to look at the facts".

Thousands of youngsters are competing in the Mini and Junior Great North Runs.

West Midlands Police want to speak to Clover Johnson, 51, after an officer was seriously hurt.

The minimum distance motorists' should be able to read at in 20m (65ft).

Kremlin critic Nikolai Glushkov told a paramedic in 2013 he thought two Russians had poisoned him.

A 24-hour walkout is affecting rail services on the Northern and South Western networks.

An infrastructure body wants metro mayors to be given devolved powers to solve congestion.

The 18-year-old was fatally injured outside the Royal British Legion club in Halton Village, Runcorn.

The anti-Brexit backbencher claims Jeremy Corbyn is driving centre-left MPs out of the Labour Party.

Police forces dealt with "record numbers" of crime overall, the football policing lead says.

Cyclists are set to race past the huge piece of land art on the seventh stage of the contest.

The row continues over fishing rights in the English Channel after clashes between crews.

A medieval passageway at Paisley Abbey is being opened to the public as part of the Doors Open Day event.

Should the bedroom tea-maker, the carpet sweeper and the hostess trolley be consigned to the dustbin of history?

This year's contestants on the "Strictly curse" and accusations that the line-up is too D-list.

Noodle and her owner are regularly spotted taking in the scenery of East Anglia's waterways.

The design work of hit games including Splatoon and Journey is celebrated in a new exhibition.

Dutchman Ceisjan van Heerden was entered into the draw after spending £20 in a bookstore in Cardigan.

Tom Boyce was put on a specialist lung machine, unavailable in Wales, after his organs failed.