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The Evening Standard's use of a photo of Susan Hall is described as having a "whiff of misogyny".

The Hollywood actor was "used to getting his own way" and took advantage of his power, prosecutors say.

Tory MP Maria Miller says illegal abortions should be dealt with "compassion not punishment".

The dogs and their owners marked 155 years since the breed's first litter was born.

Ava Mae Collard suffered broken bones and severe trauma to the side of her head.

The museum says it condemns racism directed at any groups and is working to be more welcoming.

Police officers with specialist climbing equipment have been deployed to remove the protesters.

Police are investigating the attack, which happened at a protest in west London.

Rishi Sunak says it was an "appalling failure" that service people were sacked because of their sexuality.

Adil Iqbal filmed himself speeding at 123mph before he ploughed into Frankie Jules-Hough's car.

It is only the second recorded sighting of the bird of prey in the United Kingdom.

The chick is the first successful attempt to breed the eagles in the south of England.

Sadiq Khan says he would support a bid for London to host the 2026 Games after Victoria pulled out.

Many are silently appalled to see Russian forces pulverising Ukrainian cities, Sir Richard Moore says.

The energy firm was found guilty after a worker fell through an open grating into the North Sea.

Costs for tenants have jumped again but house prices grew more slowly in May, figures show.

Part of the advice on policies for trans pupils may be unlawful, the attorney general advises.

The BBC's Colin Paterson tours The Pink House in Essex in the build-up to the new Barbie film's release.

The Bank of England is under less pressure to put up interest rates after inflation fell from 8.7% to 7.9% in June.

A Grenfell Tower fire relatives' group criticises an extension to Ulster Rugby's shirt sponsorship.