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Jemma Shaw said her 12-year-old son was at a park with a friend on Saturday when the bike was taken.

Welshman Farah Hashi broke the speed limit dozens of times in a few hours in a rented Lamborghini.

Business studies teacher Simon Pratt told a Year 12 pupil that he wanted to "touch, snuggle and kiss" her.

Party chairman Brandon Lewis - who unveiled the pledge - was criticised by an MP on maternity leave.

The differences between a hijab, niqab and burka - and why some women wear them while others don't.

Britain's Adam Peaty retains his 50m breaststroke title to win a third gold medal at the European Championships in Glasgow

Dominic Bareford went up in a balloon as a toddler and qualified as a pilot aged 16.

The DIY chain's new owners will announce plans that could threaten up to 1,500 jobs.

Three friends called at each of the 29 branches in Newcastle in the bizarre fundraising challenge.

Scottish school pupils join events to mark the WW1 Battle of Amiens.

A former minister says he would quit the party if Mr Johnson became leader.

Sterling touches a near-one year low against the dollar as worries about a no-deal Brexit continue.

Protesters said the "scorching heat" and crowds would cause the "sensitive animals" undue stress.

The decision means the men, who exploited girls as young as 13 in Rochdale, could be deported.

Police say the murder of Jay Jay Livesey Taylor in a Lancashire bar was "unprovoked" and "vicious".

The England all-rounder is one of three men accused of fighting outside a nightclub in Bristol.

Watch as Swedish decathlete Marcus Nilsson's pole snaps during the pole vault at the European Championships.

Defibrillator trainer Helen Tennant shows how to respond in an emergency.

The brother-in-law of Samantha Eastwood's ex-fiance has appeared in court accused of her murder.

Not-for-profit company The Loop said the Trump-shaped tablets contained more than 250mg of MDMA.