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The party will open itself up to candidates who are not MPs, but insists Vince Cable is not stepping down.

Herman Van Rompuy suggests a no-deal scenario could prompt Scotland to seek its independence.

Blastoise and Jeffery were found, but the other two - Squirtle and Wartortle - are still missing.

The MoD says it is urgently removing suspect parts and warning those who may have been exposed.

Police say Notting Hill powers granted following "incidents of violence" over the last week.

A caller claiming to be from the council attacked her after she asked for identification.

The 54-year-old man from Lesmahagow was fatally injured in the accident on the M74 near Crawford.

The teenager wants her music to help youngsters deal with their emotions.

Angling clubs face a struggle over a "major" increase in fish vanishing from lakes.

Gintautas Urbonas used gardening gloves to help him scale a prison wall and escape.

The Tour de France champion believes there is "no reason" not to wear a helmet while cycling.

Directors who let firms go bust, in order to avoid paying salaries and into pensions, face being fined.

Scans show differences in the brains of those who love to put things offs compared with the "doers".

Tiger Roll won at Aintree in April, helped by an agreement that eases movement across the Irish Sea,

Dinosaurs may have their DNA to thank for why they stuck around so long on Earth.

Philip Jones Griffiths captured the horrors of war- a reality he did not want to shield from his daughters.

Ten years on from his death, his daughter explains his "affinity" with the Vietnamese people.

Sophie Congleton, 21, is part of a group of volunteers making clothing for migrants in the Calais camp.

Child poverty is the "biggest issue" facing the Welsh Government, says the children's commissioner.

Denzil Meyrick says much of his success as an author is down to his experiences as a police officer.