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Mesh must not be routinely used to treat women with stress urinary incontinence, NHS England told.

Wing Commander Paul Warnes had been one of the last RAF pilots in France before the Dunkirk evacuation.

By measuring stress and anxiety levels, this wearable device could help people communicate.

The university access watchdog says students' background should be a factor in awarding places.

A survey suggests most people are against mothers of young children going out to work.

Boris Johnson's resignation over Theresa May's Brexit strategy dominates Tuesday's front pages.

Timetable changes for eight franchises, including Govia Thameslink Railway, have been postponed.

Theresa May moves to shore up her position after a day of high profile resignations over her Brexit strategy.

If football is coming home then England boss Gareth Southgate needs applauding for the role he has played.

Paul Curran's campaign against Lindsey Goldrick Dean involved creating at websites about her.

Rugby player Shane Williams says he is taking legal advice after a builder used his picture.

Boris Johnson becomes the second senior cabinet minister to quit within 24 hours.

Analysts say sterling's fall will deepen if Mr Johnson launches a leadership challenge to Theresa May.

Prince Louis, now 11 weeks old, has been christened in a private ceremony at St James's Palace.

The football anthem sees a huge spike in popularity after England make the World Cup semi-finals.

With the semi-final just days away, hundreds of England fans are going to extreme lengths to be there.

Mums say their babies have been sick after the recipe of a popular formula milk was changed.

Theresa May's recent comments about restored "cabinet responsibility" drew laughs in the House of Commons.

The two-time gold medallist is to begin a masters degree later this year.

The UK foreign secretary follows the Brexit secretary in quitting, adding to pressure on Theresa May.