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The inquest into the five victims' deaths will be led by the Chief Coroner of England and Wales.

The recommendations, which will reduce the number of MPs by 50, will be presented to Parliament later.

Chief Superintendent Gavin Thomas says forces are "utterly reliant" on fewer staff working longer.

Two of the victims in the north-east of the French capital are reported to be British tourists.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge's drama is a hit in America and is finally coming home.

It is common to hear that homes are shrinking, but it is not clear that more room is always best.

Toby Carr is on a mission to kayak in each of the UK’s Shipping Forecast areas.

It follows another sell-out year for the Royal event staged at Edinburgh Castle.

The campaign comes as drinkers say cutting back on alcohol is harder than eating healthily or exercising.

The top 10 phrases parents would love to hear their children say. Sighs. One day, maybe.

Rival firms are lowering the cost of funerals, as more bereaved families choose cheaper options.

The TUC is using its annual conference to call for a technology-enabled shorter working week.

Lee Boxell is feared to have been killed after witnessing child abuse at a teenagers' hangout.

The new Azuma trains cannot use their much heralded faster electric power on track north of York.

Registered DVLA retailers are illegally selling unchecked number plates for as little as £15.

Straight women have a third fewer orgasms than straight men during sex – and 28-year-old Stephanie Alys is determined to change that.

After a weekend dominating the papers, there is no let up on Boris Johnson stories for Monday.

The duo perform Especially For You together, as Kylie headlines Radio 2's day-long music festival.

The actor turned director says the UK music festival had to feature in his film A Star is Born.

Ron Owen, 84, and Ruth Holt, 79, dated in the 1950s but then lost touch for many years.