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While fewer people are migrating from the EU, more are coming from outside the EU, ONS figures show.

Female applicants will have to pass the same gruelling physical tests as their male counterparts.

The pilot was found on a narrow ledge 260ft from the bottom of a cliff in Dorset.

Party backs Jacob Rees-Mogg who wants legal assurance of no post-Brexit customs border in Irish Sea.

The former cabinet minister calls Theresa May's Brexit plan a "fudge" and "the worst of both worlds".

The Home Office won't know how many have lost their right be in the UK after Brexit, a report warns.

A Tudor shipwreck on a Kent beach is to be protected, along with a second wreck in East Sussex.

It is unclear how the two manuscripts by the composer of The Planets ended up in New Zealand.

Some fans have criticised the show for not choosing contestants with a range of ages, body types and ethnicities.

Kidnapped model Chloe Ayling explains how she escaped her captor and how she copes with people who doubt her story.

A terror network set up in south Wales is now thought to have been a more sophisticated operation.

Highways England will trial raising speed limits through motorway roadworks on quiet days.

Justine Greening becomes the first senior Conservative to support a second EU referendum.

Photographer Matt Holyoak says he aimed to capture "joy" in the Clarence House portraits.

The UK Space Agency backs Scotland's north coast as the place to launch satellites to orbit.

Prime Minister promises extra investment for industry weeks after Airbus threatened to leave UK.

Grassland the size of 150 football pitches was on fire on Wanstead Flats in east London.

Luc Blieck, who has learning disabilities and does not speak English, was last seen in Westminster.

Thousands of buccaneers take to the streets of Hastings for Pirate Day.

He was injured when a pony bolted free from a pen at a county show and hit him, says eyewitness.