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Rowan Denton's gentle hobby sees him repaint old mile posts to make them almost like new.

Birmingham Repertory Theatre held open auditions for dogs to star in their Christmas show.

Rising food costs and fewer discounts pushed up shop prices in August, research finds.

Investors are voting against decisions on pay, performance and diversity, research suggests.

The singer, who won his privacy case against the BBC, says he has risen up out of "a quagmire".

Theresa May's leadership pledge and fresh Jeremy Corbyn criticisms make several newspaper front pages.

Motorists are stranded for hours after a crash and diesel spillage damages lanes on the M25.

Boats are damaged and stones thrown as French and British fishermen duel in the English Channel.

French and British fishing fleets have come to blows over when they can catch scallops.

The huge fire that gutted a historic Building in Belfast city centre has been filmed from the air.

The Scottish FA will meet on Wednesday to determine where Scotland will play their fixtures from 2020. Will it be Hampden or Murrayfield?

Raneem Oudeh made "a number of calls" to officers but they were "unsuccessful" in locating her.

The roof and some floors of the Bank Buildings in Belfast have given way after a huge fire.

The PM rejects criticism of her approach during a trip to Africa, saying it is the basis of a "good deal".

Iain Duncan Smith launches a report on tackling gang violence.

The YouTubers' first boxing match ended in a draw.

Jonathan Sacks says the Labour leader's speech is the most offensive since "Rivers of Blood".

Gordon Ramsay brands a college "disgusting" after claims an aspiring chef was told he was too short.

Alison Cope, a guest at the hotel, said her sister started "coughing up fluid" during her stay.

The questions on University Challenge should be posed in a 'gender neutral' way, says the show's producer.