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Hampshire police ask the social network to "preserve" information on "relevant accounts".

Guinness World Records says NI's 'achievement' will not be officially recognised despite passing Belgium.

A teenage girl, who has incurable leukaemia, had a wish to hang out with a DJ.

The England cricketer said he had had up to three pints and six vodka and lemonades but was not drunk.

Eight items seized by police in 2003 will be returned after being identified by museum experts.

Gemma Lowery says her son’s legacy is improving the lives of children with cancer.

The popular show won't return to ITV until 2020, and Dec will front 2018's I'm a Celebrity alone.

Hundreds of motorcyclists ride out in memory of a boy who drowned while swimming in the sea.

The man was charged with several offences, including having an untethered pig on a public highway.

Former Premier League footballer Jermaine Pennant speaks about his past relationship with women.

Ampleforth and Downside pupils were subjected to "appalling" sex abuse over 40 years, a report says.

Ex-UK foreign secretary Boris Johnson to be investigated by panel after complaints to Tory party over burka comments

A&E attendances in England in July were at the highest level since records began in 2010.

Artist Luke Jerram unveils a set of sculptures inspired by his residency at Bristol Eye Hospital.

Synestra de Courcy died just days before her gender reassignment surgery was approved.

He presented his last radio show without any mention it was his final show.

Emma's Diary is fined £140,000 after illegally collecting and selling information to the Labour Party.

A sign about Willie Frazer's father, killed by the IRA, appears on an anti-internment bonfire.

John Mitchell, 29, and brother Scott, 28, were discovered in separate properties in Newton Mearns.

The company blames "extreme weather" for falling sales and says profits will be lower than hoped for.