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Local police officers step in as it's not nice weather for ducks in Aylesbury.

A barber from Belfast has travelled to a care home in Liverpool to offer haircuts to people with dementia.

Both the UK and EU are becoming increasingly vocal about the need to prepare for no Brexit deal.

A build-up of high pressure has led to drier conditions than in previous UK scorchers in 1976 and 2013.

A variation of the Caribbean food served at a beach attraction is condemned as an "embarrassment".

The football anthem sets a new record for the fastest fall from number one - by an astonishing degree.

Novichok victim Charlie Rowley released from UK hospital, days after partner died following exposure to nerve agent

Thomas Wyllie and Alex Bolland "hero-worshipped" the Columbine shooters and had a hit-list of targets.

EU's negotiator says UK plan for a future trade relationship runs risk of weakening single market.

Khalid Ali was carrying three knives when he was tackled by armed officers near Downing Street.

The government wants to increase the amount of time under-18s can be used undercover.

Four-week-old Eliza O'Neill was in the back seat of a car taken by thieves in Birmingham.

Stephanie Todd siphoned off widower Philip Wall's money after befriending him in the street.

Jeff Holt said he would have the tattoo done if a primary school could raise £2,000 for charity.

Penny Granger makes an epic journey every year to examine the teeth of people living in one of the remotest places on earth.

Supporters wanted to have a testimonial match at a GAA stadium for former Ireland footballer Liam Miller.

Britons heading abroad are seeing the poorest exchange rates for nine months.

People across the UK share the best butterflies they have spotted in gardens, meadows and nature reserves.

Shortage of fruit pickers and summer heat wave has seen tonnes of strawberries and raspberries left to rot, farmers warn.

A large section of the Leeds-Liverpool waterway could close for a month if dry conditions persist.