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The victims are named as Gemma Cousin, 26, her husband Rhys, 25, and their daughters Peyton, three, and Heidi Cousin.

Bristol Youth Strike for Climate said it was "honoured to be welcoming Greta Thunberg".

Staffordshire Police release CCTV footage of a lorry driver making a dangerous manoeuvre on the M6 Toll.

Internet jokers cause a circular hole outside a bank to rise up the TripAdvisor rankings.

Emergency crews were called to flooded homes after more rain hit the already-swollen rivers.

The former teacher campaigned for the rights of the wrongly accused after he was cleared of sex abuse.

The occupants of two cars became stuck in floods in the early hours and the road has since been shut.

The Ryanair boss says Muslim men should be profiled at airports because "that is where the threat is".

Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon says she is concerned about the state of Northern Ireland's roads.

Boys told "open up" don't "man up" by top rugby players, in a suicide prevention scheme.

Will foreign workers in the UK be able to stay, and more of your questions answered.

A woman and her young son, who are both visually impaired, say walking to school is a nightmare.

Covid-19, the new form of coronavirus, becomes a notifiable disease under Scottish public health rules.

A village where an "iconic" treasure hoard was found says it has been "wiped off the map".

How unwanted food is processed to produce electricity and fertiliser.

Ollie Williams says he felt like "the most hated person in Britain" after appearing on Love Island.

Waitrose has been rated the best UK in-store supermarket again in Which?'s annual supermarket satisfaction survey.

Ofcom is asking why broadband firms charge people to keep old email addresses after switching providers.

What the Sussexes could learn from the miserable exile of Edward VIII and his demonised US lover.

Death isn't easy to talk about, but London now has a "Coffin Club" where people plan their final farewell.