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Theresa May knows Brexit is a bad idea and should admit it, the Lib Dem leader will tell his party conference.

The PM said criticising Israel could never be an excuse for questioning its right to exist.

A judge has awarded a judicial review of the case of the former UBS trader convicted of fraud.

The billionaire had accused cave diver Vernon Unsworth of being a "child rapist", without evidence.

Nearly one in seven trains missed the punctuality target in the 12 months to August, figures show.

Mike Veale eventually admitted he had hit his golf bag with a club after a "poor shot".

The service is asking ambulance crews to stop and attend a second emergency en route to hospital.

A former pupil at an approved school was routinely sexually abused by its headmaster, a jury hears.

Larger British boats have agreed to leave the disputed area for greater fishing rights elsewhere.

None were there for almost an hour before PC Keith Palmer was stabbed, an inquest hears.

The game is being blamed for a lot of things including divorce, violence and missing school.

Bex Bailey says the party is "dragging its feet" over an inquiry into how her complaint was handled.

A call handler, who spoke at length to a trapped Grenfell resident, "froze" when she heard a baby.

It's not a direct line to Richard Madden's character, it's actually one of 20,000 numbers used by TV producers.

The dog got into the home of Irene Collins, 73, when she allowed officers to search her garden.

Boxing trainer Enzo Calzaghe, who guided his son Joe to become a two-weight world champion, has died aged 69.

The last time 94-year-old Harry Read jumped from a plane he was over Normandy in 1944.

The duchess has written the foreword to a recipe book supporting families affected by the fire.

Tobias Ellwood was ordered to stop giving CPR, he tells the inquest of the Westminster attack victims.

The UK's largest carmaker is making "temporary adjustments" to shifts at its Castle Bromwich plant.