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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.

A New Zealand store owner faces a trademark fight from local cereal Weet-Bix.

The men-only United Grand Lodge of England says Freemasons who transition deserve compassion.

UK interest rates are widely expected to increase on Thursday, but that might not help savers.

Mikaela Bennett will replace Sierra Boggess in the lead role of Maria.

Pro-independence blogger Wings Over Scotland questions why the broadcaster asked for his videos to be removed.

The roots of the row over Jeremy Corbyn's party and claims of anti-Semitism.

The far-right activist admitted contempt of court after filming outside a trial in Leeds.

A High Court judge says an estranged couple's Islamic wedding falls within the scope of English law.

A single Universal Credit payment per household allows abusers to control family finances, MPs say.

Former Baywatch star David Hasselhoff marries Hayley Roberts at a private ceremony in Italy.

Sanofi is building a 14 week stockpile of drugs, including insulin, in case of Brexit disruptions.

Despite facing £70m of cuts, Northamptonshire County Council vows to protect vulnerable people.

Both Stuart Olding and Paddy Jackson were found not guilty in unanimous verdicts in March.

The comedy group sketches were found in boxes deposited at the British Library last year.