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Salih Khater will appear in court charged with the attempted murder of pedestrians and police.

She died at the scene while a man was seriously injured and another woman and child had minor injuries.

Multi-millionaire tycoon says he donated because "we have a genuine chance to turn this around".

Satirist and journalist Craig Brown's work on Princess Margaret takes the UK's oldest literary award.

Joseph Cullimore was found with stab wounds in Chingford in the early hours of Friday.

The car sank bonnet-first into the hole and had to be towed out.

Prime ministers past and present praise the former UN secretary-general, who has died aged 80.

"We had her, she changed her mind, and she went."

Ministers say they are looking at measures after thousands support action to reduce single-use items.

Former parliamentarian Jim Sheridan is being investigated as allegations emerge about anti-Semitism.

Police praise the "remarkable strength of the victim" as a teenager hands himself in after the attack.

He was seriously injured in the attack in Whalley Range, Manchester.

Nick Christoforou and Sophia Toon managed to swim to safety after the cab went off the end of a jetty.

The dolphins surrounded the RNLI boat and a passenger vessel it was assisting.

The female officer suffered a broken bone while her colleague needed surgery.

The commander of the royal military college has ordered an investigation into the allegations.

The UKIP MEP announces he will offer his "total support" to pro-Brexit group Leave Means Leave.

The Royal Navy's £3.1bn future flagship will visit New York during its 11-week trip to the US.

Child health experts say the rise is "alarming" and more should be done to reduce obesity.

Network Rail is urging people not to travel on a major line into or out of London.