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Six-time Olympic cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy says he is "optimistic, positive and surrounded by love" after revealing cancer diagnosis.

The treatment will mean many people no longer needing to take more than 20 pills across the day.

The Labour leader's tax bill was lower than Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, who paid £508,308 last year.

Darrien Williams,16, was attacked in Rawnsley Park in Easton, Bristol, on Wednesday.

Unions say they are "prepared to fight" in response to job losses at Tata Steel sites.

Amina Noor is the first person to be convicted of assisting a non-UK person to perform FGM.

A funeral director sends about 40 Valentine's cards to residents at a Surrey care home.

More than 100 tractors and pickup trucks disrupt traffic on one of Wales' main roads.

Marina Koppel was stabbed more than 140 times by Sandip Patel, who must serve a minimum 19 years.

Jan Gholami must serve at least 23-and-a-half years for murdering his two-year-old adopted daughter.

Labour's by-election victories weren't surprising - but that only adds to some Tories' sense of doom.

Sussex Police says two arrests have been made in connection with the incident in Newhaven.

The service for the Rochdale MP, who died last month, is held at a church in Stretford.

As London Fashion Week marks four decades of creativity, we look back at some memorable moments.

The prince tells US TV he "jumped on a plane" as soon as possible to see his father following the diagnosis.

The prosecutor says Iain Packer showed a pattern of violent behaviour which culminated in the murder of Emma Caldwell.

Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley replace Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby on the ITV daytime show.

Cornwall Insight forecasts a 15% drop, taking the typical annual bill to £1,635 - the lowest in two years.

A hiking group paid a travel firm thousands to scale Kilimanjaro, but ended up being let down.

Ciaran Dickson struck 18-year-old Aidan Pilkington while three times over the limit in September 2021.