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Daniel Horton, 29, is accused of attacking a worshipper in his 70s during afternoon prayers.

Man Utd fan Daragh Curley said Liverpool were "winning too many games" and it was making him sad.

They will begin to replace the current burgundy passports, following the UK's departure from the EU.

The actress and writer speaks to BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour about her conflicting feelings towards feminism.

No Time to Die becomes only the second-ever official 007 song to top the UK singles charts.

UK nationals who have been quarantined on the liner for 16 days are being flown out of Japan.

Saturday's mix of front pages includes Caroline Flack's ex-boyfriend's tribute to the late TV star.

The Met Office said wintry showers are expected in the central Scotland, Grampian, Highlands and Argyll and Bute regions.

Plans to secure a trademark have also been abandoned, a spokesperson for the duke and duchess says.

Meirion Griffiths sexually abused a teenage girl and a woman in her 20s who were in his congregation.

Kasai will close its operation in Merthyr Tydfil in July 2021, the Welsh Government says.

The police officer suffered serious neck and leg injuries when a car was driven into her vehicle.

Khuzaimah Douglas and Waseem Ramzan were killed during a robbery at a cannabis factory in a house.

Jason Carr pleaded guilty to murdering 45-year-old Stefan Zait in Ardglass, County Down, in 2018.

Campaigners welcome a ban on intimate relationships between staff and their students at UCL.

Hafiz Sharifi wiped blood on his three-year-old daughter's coat after the murder, a court hears.

An NHS campaign aims to get patients to look for alternatives to long-term painkiller use.

The pedestrians are taken to hospital after the sign landed on them outside the store in Argyle Street.

Raafat Maglad returns to London Central Mosque less than 24 hours after he was stabbed at prayer.

The Thames Tideway Tunnel is now officially at the half way stage but what exactly is it going to do?