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Severn Trent Water says the burst main has left many people in Nottinghamshire without a supply.

A 32-year-old man remains in custody after a body was discovered in the search for Samantha Eastwood.

One of the main roads into Cardiff is shut after the collision in the early hours of Sunday morning.

The equalities watchdog says they will take legal action over discriminatory and "outdated" policies.

The pop superstar brings a bit of Vegas to Brighton Pride in her first UK performance in seven years.

The international trade secretary blames the EU's "intransigence" for the growing risk of no deal.

The party's deputy leader says it needs to end rows over anti-Semitism and show it is fit to govern.

Adults in England will be presumed to consent to donating their organs under "Max's Law".

Meet the lucky teenagers who won a free summer Interrail ticket in an EU-wide competition.

London and Scotland are drawing in more overseas tourists but, despite a marketing campaign, Wales is not.

Plymouth's main school meals provider aims to feed 12,000 children with donated lunches this summer.

Nine-year-old Ted has Stickler syndrome - which caused his retinas to detach resulting in him becoming blind.

The latest news on missing midwife Samantha Eastwood and prospects for Brexit lead Sunday's papers.

He has been named locally as Blake Ward from the West Midlands.

Great Britain's Adam Peaty breaks his own 100m breaststroke world record to retain his European title in Glasgow.

Detectives searching for missing midwife Samantha Eastwood find a body and make three arrests.

Brian Weatherall, 45, thought the aircraft was an SAS helicopter when he spotted it above his car.

The Children's Commissioner for England warns families cannot get help because of council funding shortfalls.

The record-breaking hydroplane, which crashed in 1967 killing Donald Campbell, is being tested on the Isle of Bute.

Britney Spears will headline a festival later that promises a "a dazzling display of inclusivity".