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Diego Méntrida realised the athlete ahead had made a mistake and slowed as he approached the finish.

Josh Quigley is believed to have broken the record for the North Coast 500 by six minutes.

The Labour leader tells the BBC testing problems make further Covid-19 restrictions "more likely".

Play was stopped for 15 minutes while attempts were made to remove "man of the match" Oscar.

Three Spitfires and a Hurricane flew over Westminster Abbey in a box formation to mark the 80th anniversary.

The musician, who was also part of heavy metal band Uriah Heep, had been diagnosed with prostate cancer.

The Scottish health secretary says the issue is among stricter measures being discussed this weekend.

A man is arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after the stabbings in Plymouth.

Paul Morgan, 39, died in hospital after the "targeted attack" in Toxteth, Liverpool, police say.

People reported queues for attractions and traffic was gridlocked in Blackpool on Saturday.

Matt Hancock's warning comes as the government introduces £10,000 fines for people who fail to self-isolate.

The holiday camp firm expects workers to take paid or unpaid leave once the government scheme ends.

The victim was shot in the arms and legs after three men forced their way into a house, police say.

Full-time residents of university cities in England fear local lockdowns as students return.

The event to remember those who died will be "reduced in stature but not in spirit", organisers say.

The director of public health says doorstep inquiries could begin "on the ground next week".

Emma Brown raised £2,000 for London's Air Ambulance after they helped her sibling.

Awesome Archie was created during lockdown in a bid to celebrate children's diversity.

Campanologists have been celebrating the return of church bell ringing.

Twenty are selected from more than 250 competition entries from people across the Midlands.