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Kirk Reid, who was jailed in 2009, roamed the streets of south London, targeting lone women.

Thomas Cook says the results do not "shed light on the still unexplained" deaths of two tourists.

Sterling rises nearly 1% against the dollar and 0.5% against the euro amid new hopes of a Brexit deal.

Lancashire bowl out Somerset for just 77 to tie a remarkable County Championship contest at Taunton.

Documents detailing the tower's layout and facilities could not be found at the time of the fire.

Commuters failed to offer Kate Hitchens a seat as she struggled to feed her six-month-old son.

Fourteen businesses within the cordon in Belfast city centre are currently unable to trade.

Charlotte Peart told her husband she won £250,000 as a prank, when she really won he did not believe her.

PC Boddie had been accused of using "unreasonable" force against Judah Adunbi.

Prime Minister Theresa May says Russia's actions "undermine our security" and will push for new sanctions.

Up to 3.7 million UK children live in homes that struggle to afford food outlined in healthy eating advice, a study suggests.

David Beckham says he wanted "a South American flavour" when creating the new crest for his Miami Major League Soccer team.

The men behind the Salisbury poisonings are believed to be from Russia's military intelligence service.

The 10-episode run will be broadcast on Sunday evenings, starting on 7 October.

The Radio 5 live newsreader was diagnosed with breast cancer less than two years ago.

Mobike said it had decided to suspend its service in Manchester amid a spate of thefts and vandalism.

Royal Bank of Scotland is halving its network of RBS branches in England and Wales.

The crew said it was "really uplifting" and "restored their faith in humanity".

The title is held by a road in New Zealand - but people in Gwynedd say their street is steeper.

The #YouMeBigC team talk about the importance of their podcast and friendship.