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Fundraisers wore vintage equipment including heavy weights during a trek to the top of Britain's highest mountain.

Labour has adopted an international definition of anti-Semitism in full.

The supermarket chain has changed the way it charges for single bananas, doubling the price.

The charges relate to the sexual abuse of five children in Huddersfield between 2005 and 2012.

Mike Bartlett on his new drama, set in the turbulent world of the newspaper industry.

Boxer Amir Khan performed a public workout in in preparation for his next bout with Samuel Vargas.

A 36-year-old has been taken to hospital in Brighton with multiple knife wounds.

Police are hunting a group of suspects after the 18-year-old was stabbed in Islington.

The food safety watchdog says levels of contamination are consistent with "deliberate inclusion".

A statement the party says is designed to protect free speech is attacked by Jewish groups.

UK customers were affected after spending in shops, restaurants and other businesses a week ago.

Dozens of bodies have been pulled from Manchester's canals, but is a serial killer on the loose?

Hull taxi driver Melissa Ede won £4m last Christmas. It's transformed her life - will it bring her happiness?

Families of young men murdered by Stephen Port have crowdfunded more than £10,000 for legal fees.

UK and French representatives meet in bid to resolve tensions between both countries' fishermen.

Skepta says he's "the greatest of all time" so why did D Double E take 20 years to release his debut?

Nell is registered blind, and is being helped by a charity to use a cane before she goes to nursery.

Regulators uphold complaints against 10 "light-hearted" Facebook posts by the Scottish Gin Society.

The sounds of a zoo at dusk will be among the highlights of a season of “slow radio” on BBC Radio 3.

People are missing out on a test that could reduce their risk of dying from the disease, a cancer charity says.