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The European Tour pays Tommy Fleetwood his Open prize money - but they got the wrong Tommy Fleetwood.

The station, complete with platform and booking office, is expected to fetch about £250,000.

Michael Stone is coming to the end of a 30-year sentence for killing six people in the Troubles.

Northamptonshire County Council faces a £70m shortfall and is expected to approve massive cuts.

UK starlet Freya Ridings says having the condition as a child condition was a "defining moment".

The industry hopes to have bred enough sea lice eating wrasse to aid salmon farmers within the next three years.

A woman passionate about insects and photography shares images of some of Scotland's colourful bug life.

Campaigners who visited 30 outlets in Glasgow found a huge disparity in serving sizes.

A study on wellbeing finds 20-somethings feel more distant from friends and family.

Geraint Thomas will be welcomed home after triumphing in one of the world's most gruelling road races.

Amin Abdullah set himself on fire outside Kensington Palace after losing his "dream job".

Save the Children says there are 11,000 too few early years teachers working across England.

Two people died when the light aircraft came down on the Queen's Sandringham Estate last September.

An interview with Carry On legend Sid James is recovered after 42 years sitting in a loft.

The recording - made days before James died on stage - had been in the loft of a BBC radio presenter.

Rents could rise by 15% over the next five years as the supply of new rental properties dries up.

The row over Boris Johnson's remarks on the burka continues to dominate front page headlines.

Ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter fell ill after being poisoned by a nerve agent in the UK.

The girl had been on the beach at Staithes, North Yorkshire, and suffered serious head injuries.

Doctors say deaths are still rare but we need to open our eyes to the risk.