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Cathryn Russell says she felt like she had been "hit by a train" when she received her diagnosis.

Esther Ghey says the act does not go far enough to protect children and calls for "drastic action".

One of the HGVs crashed through the central reservation before overturning and spilling diesel.

The MP says it has been an "honour to serve the residents of Spelthorne since 2010".

Three Warwickshire councillors are facing calls to apologise as parents criticise their comments.

Born in 1919, Elma and Thelma lived through World War Two and have seen three monarchs crowned.

A man was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after the Hertfordshire crash.

The report says staff in general surgery were told to "sit down, shut up and listen" in meetings.

Why Leicester Tigers' US international Tess Feury has looked at rugby as way to escape from her daily dealings with life and death.

England have shown they can hang with India in India, but they will need to find some ruthlessness to win the series, says Stephan Shemilt.

The Dad's Army actor will be remembered thanks to a famous comedy scene, says museum boss.

Jaywick resident Mary Donovan says "we can't express the sadness and grief for the family".

A petition has been launched calling for the sale and carrying of catapults to be banned.

A man had to order a taxi from the location he travelled from due to lack of accessible vehicles.

Barry Laycock is suing former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams over the bomb in which he was injured.

One patient needs morphine six times a day and others have nerve damage after surgery in Turkey.

The ledger stone marks 100 years of a partnership between York and New York, officials say.

Women tell the BBC they quit the air force after being "seen as trouble" for complaining.

Parents say they are worried by the inappropriate comments on the Class Charts app.

Becky has spoken out as official figures show testing for HIV remains below pre-pandemic levels.