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- Protesters block coach over asylum seeker transfer
- 'Eunuch maker' website made £300,000, court hears
- Comedy doesn't work if you're literal-minded, says Cleese
- Two boys, 12, killed man with machete, court hears
- Taxi driver killed man minutes after police stop
- New photo marks Princess Charlotte's 9th birthday
- Arrest after linesman punched at football match
- Farmer held over burglary shooting death
- Farmer held over burglary shooting death
- In Pictures: Dogs at polling stations
Harry Gration: Tributes pour in for Ex-BBC Look North presenter
A round of applause by cricket fans at Headingley is among the tributes to a "Yorkshire legend".
Cardiff river death: Aryan Ghoniya's funeral follows tragedy
The cortege drove by the two schools in Cardiff where Aryan Ghoniya had been a pupil.
Lauren Laverne pulls out of Glastonbury after her mother dies
The presenter says she is "utterly heartbroken", adding "Mam, I love you forever".
PM: I will not undergo psychological transformation after poll defeat
Boris Johnson tells the BBC he has to distinguish between criticism that matters and that doesn't.
Wimbledon: Serena Williams, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic & Andy Murray lead stellar cast
A stellar cast of ageing greats has assembled for what could be one of the final times at Wimbledon as the jewel of the British sporting summer returns.
Boy, 16, dies after getting into difficulty in Jubilee River in Taplow
The boy was with two friends at the time of the "traumatic and upsetting incident", police say.
Fathers share their final conversations with sons
Steve Phillip and Mike McCarthy both lost their sons, Ross and Jordan, to suicide.
Beautiful Gwynedd beaches fail to entice one job applicant
Why can't Gwynedd council get anyone to apply for role which includes patrolling "beautiful" beaches?
Nottingham MP donates £2K to help striking railway workers
Nadia Whittome is expected to speak at a rally at Nottingham station on Saturday.
Duchess of Cambridge releases photos of visit to army training
Marking Armed Forces Day, she pays tribute to the "brave men and women" serving around the world.
Channel migrants: Hundreds make the crossing in small boats
More than 830 people have crossed the Channel in small boats in the last week, the government says.
'Irreplaceable' vinyls sold at Rowsley car boot by mistake
A relative was storing the records while Rohan Mellor moved house, but they got mixed up.
Liam Gallagher fans face rail strike disruption for Glasgow gig
ScotRail is urging those attending the ex-Oasis star's Hampden gig to consider their travel options.
Yorkshire Three Peaks walkers removing stones from walls and slopes
Walkers are being reminded not to take stones from walls and slopes in the Dales.
Hedgehog moves into St Ives rabbit's hutch and gives birth
The prickly pregnant hedgehog made her own nest in the pet rabbit's hutch and promptly gave birth.
Johnson tells BBC his character won't change
Boris Johnson tells Radio 4's Today there will be no "psychological transformation" from him.
Sarah Brand: Viral pop song 'purposely sung out of tune'
Sarah Brand's song Red Dress had thousands of people debating whether it was an elaborate hoax.
Boris Johnson faces new Tory rebellion after by-election losses
Two Conservative MPs say they are seeking election to the body which oversees leadership contests.
Rail strikes: Travellers braced for third day of disruption
People are advised to only travel by train if necessary, with just a fifth of services running.
Polio: Virus found in London prompts misleading vaccine claims
What do these cases really tell us about the virus, which hasn't spread in the UK for decades?
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