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Harry Sarkar got bereavement leave and flexible working benefits due to his "odious" lies.

Official figures from NHS England suggest high demand for emergency services and hospitals.

A man was shot in the abdomen by a police officer on a bridge in south-east London last Friday.

The actress responds to Sean Bean, who said sex scene specialists spoil the spontaneity of filming.

Eve Muirhead makes "the hardest decision of my life" to retire from curling as the current Olympic, European and world mixed doubles champion.

Westminster Council says hundreds of bikes are being left blocking pavements and roads.

Zehshan Mahmood, 30, threatened to share intimate pictures and videos of two women, police say.

George Jack Temperley-Wells is thought to have travelled from Darlington with his mother.

Baby Wolfe was born in Turkey while his parents Stephen and Louise Crawshaw were on honeymoon.

The inflatable was spotted in St George's Square in Pimlico amid soaring temperatures.

Room 46, which stars six teenagers, will premiere in Wellingborough with plans for a national tour.

Aine Davis, 38, is charged with possession of a firearm after being deported to the UK by Turkey.

One in six local authorities in the UK have lost at least one pool since 2019, BBC News finds.

Sisters Tetiana and Anna competed at national level, before fleeing Kyiv for Swindon in May.

More shade, extra fans and ice blocks are also being used at Hatton Country World near Warwick.

Thousands of UK home addresses have been used by crime gangs to register bogus firms, the BBC finds.

Councils across the country are sending vulnerable young people to children's homes in Blackpool. The approach is raising concerns.

The heatwave will make conditions on England's farms worse as experts warn of smaller harvests.

Scorching temperatures may affect people's health and disrupt transport, the Met Office says.

Forces in England and Wales often fail to identify and catch offenders, a watchdog finds.