Murder probe launched after man’s body found in burning car
A murder inquiry has been launched after the body of a man was found in a burning vehicle.
Sailor in famous VJ Day kiss photo dies aged 95
The ecstatic sailor shown kissing a woman in Times Square celebrating the end of the Second World War has died aged 95.
England hope Ashton will be available for their last two Six Nations matches
England hope to have Chris Ashton available for the final two rounds of their Guinness Six Nations title quest as the Sale wing battles a calf strain.
Majority of flybmi staff laid off after airline’s collapse
Most of flybmi’s 376 employees have lost their jobs following the airline’s collapse, administrators have announced.
Police justified in using Tasers in three incidents, watchdog finds
Three police officers were justified in using Tasers in three separate incidents last June and July, the Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (Pirc) has found.
Honda to close Swindon plant
Honda is planning to close its plant in Swindon with the loss of more than 3,000 jobs.
Nadiya Hussain to unveil her recipes for quick meals
Nadiya Hussain has announced a new TV cookery show on how to serve up quick meals.
Jurgen Klopp: Liverpool fans would prefer Premier League title to European glory
Jurgen Klopp has no doubt Liverpool fans would prefer winning the Premier League to the Champions League ahead of their European tie with Bayern Munich.
Striking X-ray pictures show inner workings of London Zoo animals
Eye-catching X-ray images of animals at London Zoo have been released.
Top Gear’s Paddy McGuinness says he was 12 when he first drove on public roads
Paddy McGuinness has revealed that his first motoring experience came aged just 12 when his father let him drive the family car on public roads.
Ireland will not be ‘steamrolled’ on border backstop – Coveney
Ireland will not be “steamrolled” into giving ground on the border backstop, the country’s deputy premier has said.
Fitzpatrick feels England and Ireland are genuine World Cup threat to All Blacks
Former New Zealand captain Sean Fitzpatrick believes England and Ireland possess the greatest threat to ending the All Blacks’ hegemony at the World Cup.
Steph Curry’s bounce pass alley-oop leaves viewers in awe at NBA All-Star 2019
Steph Curry stunned viewers around the world on Sunday as he pulled off an audacious pass and assist during the 68th NBA All-Star game in Charlottesville.
Raheem Sterling meets young Newport player who suffered racial abuse
Raheem Sterling has met up with the young footballer he wrote a letter of support to after being told he had suffered racial abuse.
Man jailed for using £180,000 tax fraud to pay off confiscation order
A man who carried out a £180,000 VAT tax fraud to repay money he had previously made as a forger has been jailed for more than two years.
UK Government accused of ‘feckless and reckless’ approach to Brexit
Michael Gove has faced claims the UK Government is guilty of a “feckless and reckless” approach to Brexit and that a no-deal scenario risks “irreparable” harm to the farming industry.
Top Gear’s new presenter Freddie Flintoff unfazed by pressure of joining show
Incoming Top Gear presenter Freddie Flintoff has said he feels unfazed by the pressure of joining the the long-running motoring show.
Murder accused googled ‘how do police find DNA’ after body find, court hears
A teenager accused of the abduction, rape and murder of a six-year-old girl googled “how do police find DNA”, a court has heard.
Ex-Labour MPs challenged to fight by-elections after breaking from Corbyn party
The seven MPs who quit Labour have been challenged to stand in by-elections.
Website for new Independent Group crashes in hours after launch
The website for the new Independent Group of MPs repeatedly crashed in the hours after its launch, apparently overwhelmed by the number of people trying to view it.
The People’s Operator mobile network to cease trading
Charity-focused mobile network The People’s Operator is to cease trading by the end of this month after falling into administration.
Bidders lined up for flybmi’s City of Derry to Stansted service
A number of airlines have expressed interest in taking over flybmi’s City of Derry to Stansted service, the airport’s operator has said.
Trump hits out at officials involved in Russia probe
US President Donald Trump has suggested that key officials involved in the Russia probe were engaged in “treasonous” behaviour.
Injury delays Nicola Adams’ first world title fight
Nicola Adams’ maiden world title fight has been postponed after she sustained an injury.
BBC apology after swearing picked up in live broadcast
The BBC has apologised after a microphone picked up a man swearing as seven Labour MPs announced their resignations.
Profiled: The seven MPs who have resigned the Labour whip
Here’s all you need to know about the seven MPs who resigned from Jeremy Corbyn’s party.
Previous centrist breakaway from Labour ended in failure
The resignation of seven MPs from Labour will revive memories of the emergence of the Social Democratic Party in similar circumstances in the early 1980s.
British Airways plane repainted in retro livery for 100th anniversary
A British Airways plane has been repainted in retro livery for the airline’s centenary celebrations.
Tetra Pak heir gives £10 million gift to Royal Academy art school
A free art school whose alumni have included JMW Turner and John Constable has received a £10 million gift from Tetra Pak heir Hans Rausing.
Fury-Wilder rematch in doubt as Briton signs deal with ESPN
Tyson Fury has signed a multi-year, multi-fight agreement with United States broadcaster ESPN which casts doubt over his expected rematch with Deontay Wilder.
Driftwood violin to be played at marine conference
A violin crafted from driftwood to help raise awareness about the environment is to be played at an international marine concert.
Another major blow for Williams ahead of new F1 season
Williams have suffered another major setback after it was confirmed they will now miss the second day of winter testing.