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More and more young people are living without the car. Will the government change its road-building plans?

The Scottish government promises emergency supplies to "off-mains" communities hit by low water levels.

Theresa May's "fragile grip on Brexit", a showjumper's revenge, and a Spanish tsunami make the front pages.

Lib Dem Jo Swinson says the Tory chairman broke an agreement not to take part in a Brexit vote.

The heatwave has uncovered ruins of a lost village.

Karen Catherall was killed by her 'possessive' partner after making a silent emergency call.

MPs reject a proposal to form a customs union if the UK and the EU do not agree a trade deal.

Former UKIP councillor Stephen Searle strangled his wife Anne at their home in Stowmarket, Suffolk.

Stay-put policy was abandoned after a senior officer saw images of fire on news, inquiry is told.

Labour officially adopts a new code of conduct - but it is condemned by Jewish groups and some Labour MPs.

Do the UK's MPs work on more days than their equivalents in other countries?

New Jersey medics had to use a bolt cutter to remove the metal parasol from the 67-year-old's limb.

Robbie Williams will be joined on the panel by his wife Ayda Field and One Direction's Louis Tomlinson.

The trinket on a bungalow windowsill concentrated the sun's rays in a similar way to a magnifying glass.

Keyboard player Mikey Goldsmith lets slip a big secret on BBC Radio 5 live.

Study of retired players hopes to provide a definitive answer on the risks of repeatedly heading the ball.

Tanyalee Davis says a guard threatened to call police when she did not give up a disabled space.

While the bird is dying out in parts of Europe, the population on one Welsh island is thriving.

Sir Christopher Chope says he will not be "intimidated" by misogyny claims after blocking a women's conference.

Figures compiled for the BBC show just how much British banks are charging holidaymakers