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Theresa May says she will not "give in" to those calling for a second EU referendum.

Meet Tamika, Sarah and Lamin who are trying to make 15 high-rise blocks in Birmingham a better place to live.

Political unrest at the top of the UK's two major parties dominates Sunday's papers.

Royton Town were short of players for their Manchester Premier League fixture on Saturday - so drafted in Paul Scholes.

The 33-year-old victim died six days after being shot in Birmingham, police say.

The familiar melody was heard at the memorial to the US politician - but it wasn't the same song.

The boat's captain says he saw four people "in distress" on a dinghy off the coast of Dover.

The shadow chancellor says he "wants to avoid at all costs" a split in the Labour Party.

There's a lot of lovely people out there, says mum of boy, six, who needs a bone marrow transplant.

Richard Ratcliffe describes his wife's return to prison in Iran after a brief release as a "cruel game".

The I'm a Celebrity star's wife gave birth to the baby girl, their first child, on Saturday morning.

The pavilion on the site of the Braemar Gathering has been named The Duke of Rothesay Highland Games Pavilion.

Clinics in England say they are struggling to meet a huge increase in visits.

Campaigners fly a 29ft-long blimp in Parliament Square as part of a bid to oust the London mayor.

Protesters fly a 29ft balloon of a bikini-clad Sadiq Khan to campaign to oust the London mayor.

Bristol's Downs Festival warns tickets bought on the site are invalid in a crack-down on touting.

Crews have been withdrawing from fighting fires for their own safety after being attacked.

The former first minister is taking legal action over the Scottish government's handling of sexual misconduct claims.

A man is arrested on suspicion of murder after a 31-year-old suffered fatal head injuries.

Lord Blunkett calls for a rethink of the "Corbyn project" following Frank Field's resignation.