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A new record but longest waits for hospital treatment start to turn downwards, latest figures show.

With half the rail network closed, travellers from Paddington Station were pleasantly surprised.

Travellers are facing another day of disruption on the second day of strikes, as half the network closes.

An investigation was launched after detectives were alerted to potential modern slavery offences.

An American couple's luggage - including the bride's dress - disappeared en-route to Scotland.

Court backs Ted Jennings to try for a baby with a surrogate, using embryo he created with late wife.

Raheem Bailey's mother says it is "painful" he had to prepare himself mentally to go into school.

Rail union boss, Mick Lynch, says that a deal with rail companies could have been made by now.

Voters in Wakefield and Tiverton and Honiton will choose their new MPs on Thursday.

The Education Authority notes a "significant rise" in demand for special school places.

Urgent action is needed to tackle algal blooms in Windermere, a campaigners warns.

ScotRail cancels 90% of its services for the second time this week after negotiations break down.

Complaints had been made John Horne's nine-year sentence was unduly lenient.

Three men died at sea when their overloaded fishing boat Nicola Faith sank, a report finds.

Ministers say the plan, which needs Parliament's approval, would limit the impact of future strikes.

For its 200th anniversary, masterpieces by Constable and Monet will be exhibited across the UK.

More than 1,300 claims have been made but only about 20 sent for medical assessment.

The consumer champion applied for a peerage but says he couldn't commit enough time to politics.

Martin Lewis said he does not have enough time to devote to being a member of the House of Lords.

Actress Emilia Clarke explains why she is petrified ahead of her West End stage debut.