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Former paratrooper, John Bream, jumped from 85 ft (26m) in order to claim the title.

The post-pandemic shift to working from home means disruption caused by the strikes has been more limited.

Lateral flow tests will continue to be available for free for people in Wales with Covid symptoms.

Matthew Caseby fled a mental health hospital by climbing a fence and was hit by a train.

Tickets to see the former Beatle at the Cheese and Grain in Frome on Friday sold out within minutes.

Phillip Maxwell is banned from football for throwing a flare during a crucial Manchester City game.

Transport for London has had its emergency funding deal extended until 13 July, the government has said.

Second Lt Max George was someone who "stood out from the crowd", commanding officers say.

An SNP staffer says the party has learned nothing from his sexual misconduct complaint against an MP.

The three men and a woman made gun parts and rejoiced at mass killings, a trial heard.

Jurors are shown a video of Sebastian Kalinowski being hit and kicked by his mother's partner.

About 700 workers at Heathrow Airport vote in favour of industrial action during the summer holidays.

Business owner George Bullard, 33, has been travelling to the office in a kayak since 2015.

Cathedral City manufacturer Dairy Crest has admitted polluting the local area over five years.

The Scottish secretary says an independence referendum could not be held without Westminster consent.

Cameron Hassan, who had 92 previous offences, pleaded guilty after the video was played to the jury.

Dawid Lukasz Mietus pleaded guilty to the murder of his girlfriend, Patrycja Wyrebek, in April 2022.

Victims' families say police "have blood on their hands" over the handling of Stephen Port's killings.

The artist says he wanted to portray the couple as elegant and relaxed in the painting, now on public display.

When a suspected thief ran past a council meeting, a police inspector set off in hot pursuit.