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Paul Houghton lost a leg above his knee but a golf course said he needed a doctor's letter to use a buggy.

The left-wing campaign group says a more open process would usher in a "new generation" of MPs.

Sajid Javid will issue a warning over the "full horror of the scale" of the problem in the UK.

Andy Scott is a man who rescues distressed companies and says that firms don't fail - owners do.

Three forces in England will test every motorist they stop in a clamp down on drivers with poor vision.

Rising numbers of people are disturbing seals, say researchers, who have warned for the unwary.

How hundreds of day trippers were killed when a pleasure steamer sank in the River Thames.

Gareth Evans has needed a new heart for nine years - showing how more donors are needed, the NHS says.

Podcaster Bilal Harry Khan discusses the challenges of growing up with his name in the UK.

The art deco Littlewoods Pools building is a landmark in the city but has been empty for years.

Wendy Teasdill's daughter died five years ago after taking ketamine at a festival, but a new scheme aims to help save lives.

Almost 8,000 London homes are set to be lost through estate regeneration schemes in the next decade.

After reports of a coup of the weekend, Monday's papers reveal more critics of the PM's strategy.

Fire crews are tackling a huge blaze at the landmark Littlewoods Pools building in Liverpool.

European Union chief negotiator Michel Barnier says the UK cannot "pick pieces" of EU membership.

Wales' National Velodrome becomes the Geraint Thomas National Velodrome of Wales.

Marlene Harper and Les Simpson, from Wick, had secretly decided to get hitched after the race on Saturday.

Channel 4 News anchor Cathy Newman spoke out as part of an anti-bullying campaign.

England seal a series victory over India with a 60-run win on a gripping fourth day of the fourth Test in Southampton.

Celtic fans said supporters were forced to climb over a high fence at Celtic Park to avoid being trampled.