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The Kingdom Choir performed Stand By Me at the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Three men, a woman and a teenage girl are released under investigation, police say.

The class covers the basics - brushing, drying, ponytails and plaits.

This season's Premier League clubs are out making deals before the new season - can you name the biggest buy they have each made in their history?

Top tips from Carnoustie on how Portrush can benefit from one of golf's most prestigious tournaments.

Teachers and doctors are expected to be among one million workers receiving a wage increase.

A Briton held for two years in Bangladesh following a deadly cafe siege is freed without charge.

Warnings are still in place for Tuesday, with temperatures set to reach 34C later in the week.

Valleys family business Sidoli's has doubled its ice cream production as the heatwave continues.

From priest to labourer, 10 UK workers told us what it is like to wear a uniform in hot weather.

Behind the scenes of John Major's battle over the Maastricht treaty.

Teenagers surveyed placed a high importance on doing well in exams and spending time with family.

Brexit uncertainty is being blamed for vets who inspect abattoirs leaving at the rate of 20 a month.

Supreme Court judges will hear two days of arguments as UK law officers challenge Holyrood's Brexit bill.

Daniel was only 18 months old when he first met Stuart at a care home.

Pets feeling the heat are being allowed to play in the snow at a centre near Manchester.

Sabrina by Nick Drnaso is among the novels on this year's longlist.

More drugs are being prescribed to young people in Britain, despite concerns about potential harm.

One in 25 children fell into the category when they left primary school last year, figures show.

Critics say deploying one officer for every 50 fans at some matches is "unsustainable".