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Ex-home secretary says government must "act now", after last year's net migration was estimated at 745,000.

Royal Hampshire County Hospital declares critical incident after car crashes into power unit.

The government says the floods happened too long after Storm Babet for Hastings to qualify for relief.

The 73-year-old is trying to raise another £1m for Alzheimer's Research by doing the World's Toughest Row.

The Office for Statistics Regulation queried the "transparency" of leaflets posted to Welsh homes.

Bristol Airport has defended the facility after online criticism over its location and appearance.

The business secretary tells the Covid inquiry some minority groups did not trust the government.

An Uber driver was stabbed twice in the chest by the suspect, who has also been following women.

The UK foreign secretary offers Israel support, but also calls for civilian casualties to be minimised.

They were among a number of people stabbed outside a school in Dublin city centre.

One resident says the leaning Christmas tree could make the town famous.

James Cleverly says he used a swearword to refer to a Labour MP, not to describe Stockton North.

Coeliac Hazel Pearson died four days after having the cereal for breakfast at Wrexham Maelor.

Videos from social media show the worker being lifted by a crane from the roof of a building.

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Money from three funds is not being allocated due to the lack of a government, finance officials say.

Wilf, Jevon, Harvey and Hugo were found in a car that had overturned and was partially submerged.

Christopher El Gifari hit Mark Lang with a parcel van and dragged him half a mile along a busy road.

It is the first time the medicinal leech has been found in Dumfries and Galloway.

New figures show last year's net migration was far higher than previously thought, piling pressure on the PM.