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The Dragons' Den-style scheme for entrepreneurs has further distanced itself from its Royal founder.

The left-wing republican party heralds a historic result as it takes 24.5% of first-preference votes.

Police say a 58-year-old man died in Hampshire after his car was hit during the storm on Sunday.

The new cases bring the total number of people diagnosed in the UK to eight, the government says.

Some areas across England saw a month-and-a-half's worth of rainfall on Sunday and gusts of 97mph.

Stephanie Lowe says she loves her husband "as much as ever" following his announcement he is gay.

The stand at a Cambridgeshire non-league side buckled and fell in Sunday's high winds.

Roads remain closed and train services are hit after Wales is battered by 93mph winds.

The UK's climate assembly considers the issues of flying bananas and indoor fleeces.

Floodwater has been sweeping through streets damaging homes and businesses across the Calder Valley.

Families say their babies would have survived had East Kent NHS Trust provided better care.

NHS staff pressures are leaving 120,000 patients a year "in the dark" about their illness, a charity says.

The percentage of staff experiencing bullying is increasing, according to the latest staff survey.

Patricia Meadows delayed an operation while waiting for repairs to her home following heavy floods.

An undercover investigation finds companies offering training for fraudulent qualifications.

Getting an education was always a matter of life or death for Summia Tora.

The Samaritans have called for suicide forums to be "buried" online in a new Panorama documentary.

City and Country has permission to build 185 homes on the site of HMP Dorchester.

What 100 years of voting tells us about the scale of the task ahead for a new Labour leader.

The former Manchester United star and his new wife talk about their struggle to adapt to being a step family.