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David Clark said his wife "nearly always" belittled him, making him feel "inadequate".

Fifa investigates England chants of a "possible discriminatory nature" during their World Cup semi-final defeat by Croatia.

Chelsea are set to part ways with Antonio Conte after two years in charge at Stamford Bridge.

Model Chloe Ayling on being kidnapped in Milan last summer.

Queues of "about a mile long" formed at one shopping centre, prompting calls to police.

"I can't really advise you," Naomi Li was told over the phone when she reported the fire.

Cerys Hearsey has been able to return the mobile to a Canadian tourist who dropped it while kayaking.

It's the news England fans need/want to hear - psychology suggests defeat could help the Three Lions improve.

Why did Jordan Burling's mother and grandmother fail to help him until it was too late?

Jordan Burling's mother and grandmother were convicted of manslaughter after he died weighing six stone.

Dolphin spotters on a boat trip were surrounded by thousands of jellyfish near New Quay harbour.

It's the US president’s first visit to Britain since winning the election in 2016.

Ava-May Littleboy, 3, died after being thrown from an inflatable trampoline on a beach in Norfolk.

Briton John Volanthen was one of the first people to reach 12 boys in the flooded cave in Thailand.

Drew and Evie explain how they feel about the US president visiting the UK this week, with protests planned across the country.

Anna Mogford has been jailed for stealing an 87-year-old woman's debit card while treating her on an emergency call-out

Parched landscape reveals crop marks and long lost settlements, says aerial archaeologist Toby Driver.

A selection of photographs from the monarch's meetings with past presidents.

Fans hail Gareth Southgate's side for "making country proud" during run to World Cup semi-final.

Steve McQueen's film of the 80s TV series stars Viola Davis, Daniel Kaluuya, Liam Neeson and Michelle Rodriguez.