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The Labour MP reportedly told one clerk that she was bad at her job because she was 'not a mother'.

The rising temperatures around Europe feature on three of Thursday's front pages.

The note was one of six made to commemorate Harry Kane winning the Golden Boot in the 2018 World Cup.

The Cambridge professor loses his 14-carat gold medal in Brazil minutes after receiving it.

Two men who were arrested close to the scene on suspicion of murder remain in police custody.

Celtic book a date with AEK Athens in the third round of Champions League qualifying after eliminating Rosenborg.

A man has been sectioned under the Mental Health Act after Nigel Abbott was attacked.

Nicky Wright used social media to stalk a disabled campaigner against online abuse for more than a year.

Louis Morgan attacked his girlfriend and tried to kill her neighbour during an "uncontrollable rage".

The retired couple, who have yet to be named, are expected to discuss their win on Thursday.

The local authority is holding an emergency meeting in a bid to save £70m by next March.

Police Scotland's Operation Arnos targeted addresses in Govanhill, Glasgow, linked to a crime gang.

The ex-home affairs committee chairman is accused of bullying clerks in the Commons, BBC learns.

Survivors, who feared the council would take charge of the site, say they are "relieved" about the decision.

England could potentially host the 2030 World Cup, with the Football Association considering a bid to stage the tournament.

One of the most prestigious prizes in mathematics are awarded at a ceremony in Brazil.

The department store chain's potential new Chinese owner is abandoning a £70m takeover deal.

Shadow chancellor John McDonnell says Labour needs to "get out there" and fight anti-Semitism.

Zoe Dronfield is campaigning for a national register of serial stalkers to help flag offenders to police.

New analysis charts how film, television and music and has inspired the rise and fall of baby names.