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The 20-month-old was taken to hospital after officers went to a property in Mansfield.

The change could take effect by 2022 but ex-inmates say access to political information is lacking.

Surgeon Gillian Cribb says patients assume "if you're not male, you're not a surgeon".

Ruth and Zac Jones have complained to police 50 times about incidents involving arson.

26-year-old Holly Wellington was diagnosed with breast cancer - but managed to play at Glastonbury.

Asian dementia patients benefit from an immersive exhibition recreating an artist's childhood living room.

Pix sat with Gracie at her uncle's funeral and has helped her get over his death.

They are adults who had recently travelled from Italy and are linked to a previously-confirmed case.

The £5.2 billion over five years will mean 2,000 new flood defences in England, the Treasury says.

The Duchess of Sussex surprised pupils in Dagenham, east London to mark International Women's Day.

Prince Harry and Meghan attend one of their final royal events in matching red outfits.

Key maps and charts explaining how the respiratory infection has spread in the UK and how the government is dealing with it.

London paramedics are asked to shave but plans to order them to do so have been put on hold.

England survive a late red card for Manu Tuilagi to secure a first Triple Crown in four years and inflict a third successive defeat on Wales.

People in Didsbury, south of Manchester, tell the BBC how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting their everyday lives.

A family pays tribute to a "wonderful husband, dad, grandad and great-grandad".

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps says the UK will leave the European Aviation Safety Agency in December.

John Kercher was found dead on 1 February and police initially treated his death as unexplained.

Party leader Naomi Long was not there after being diagnosed with a chest infection.

World champion Justin Judge, from Skegness, says he "takes a bit of stick" at work.