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

A Welsh Government lawyer and South Wales Police officer carried out sex attacks on young children.

After Harry Kane notes went into circulation, some might consider making their own version.

Check-in staff member Sid Ouared says it is "sexist" that the style is only banned for men.

The BBC current affairs programme mistakenly named a teenager who was meant to be anonymous.

The BBC confirmed that there will be no same-sex couples competing this year.

Police said the man, who knew the dead woman, appeared to have died in a fall.

Kisa Kasambara cut off the victim's ears after Michael Huxley "served him up on a plate".

A briefing for local authorities said above-average temperatures were likely for the next three month period.

The Conservative MP was on holiday in the US when his country home was vandalised.

Before finding fame as a duo, The Chuckle Brothers started as a four-piece with two older brothers.

The mother of a teenager who fell to his death in Magaluf says she is struggling to cope with the loss

A football club's sponsorship deal has created the "absolute belter" of a mascot.

Some doctor sites are selling prescription-only drugs to potentially vulnerable patients, BBC Panorama finds.

Drug policy campaigners say the government is responsible for "vulnerable people dying in droves".

Michael Stirling, who is accused of murder, is the brother-in-law of the victim's former fiancé.

He says passengers are waiting two hours to get through border control and says the "farce" should end.

Stephen Mitchell was sentenced to two life terms in prison in 2011 for sex attacks against women.

Host Caroline Flack reveals 25,000 people have already applied for next year's show.

The actress voices an NHS recruitment ad after speaking out over health funding.