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The Peaky Blinders actor says he doesn't want to be remembered for playing one type of role.

Civil rights group Big Brother Watch says the police technology breaches the Human Rights Act.

Freedom of Information figures show a drop in reports leading to a criminal charge from 10.8% to 6.9%.

Ancient food foraging behaviour has now adapted its rhythms to online food deliveries, say academics.

A study suggests it will take more than 100 years to bring the poorest up to the level of classmates.

There is a "Wild West" approach to the education provided for pupils who have been excluded, MPs say.

Have you ever wondered what it is like to be a butler in the 21st Century?

People are getting less protection than they should because of slapdash application, scientists say.

The World Down Syndrome Congress is being held in Glasgow for the first time in 32 years.

A researcher is working to develop cheaper robotic pets for use in care homes.

A retired fertility expert speaks of helping to deliver the world's first IVF baby 40 years ago.

Hundreds of cards and letters were received by Louise Brown's family after her birth in July 1978.

Businesses, government and regulators need to make tackling sexual harassment at work a priority, say MPs.

The number of retail staff who work nights has risen steeply - what's the reason behind it?

From an MoD mistake to a social rent U-turn - what the government got out before the summer recess.

Most of Wednesday's papers lead with the devastating wildfires that have killed dozens of people.

Dawn Sturgess became ill within 15 minutes of spraying the Novichok on her wrists, says Charlie Rowley.

The gold medallist and her husband, Steve Backshall, revealed the news on social media.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock says talks are under way to secure supplies of medicine and blood products.

Leave.EU co-founder Arron Banks says the money was to fund a political campaign and denies corruption.