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Police say they believe a pocket bully dog was involved in the attack in Grimsby.

Great Britain's Olympic and world silver medallist Keely Hodgkinson sets a new 400m personal best at a meet in Citta di Savona.

Premier League clubs will vote on whether to scrap video assistant referees (VAR) from next season at their annual general meeting next month.

Georgia Brooke, 26, was strangled by Luke Cannon, who was himself found dead the following day.

Georgia Brooke, 26, was strangled by Luke Cannon, who was himself found dead the following day.

The ex-footballer's wife Georgia Barton retracted allegations he assaulted her in a drunken row.

The injured worker fractured his skull and had two brain bleeds after a crane hit his scissor lift.

The injured worker fractured his skull and had two brain bleeds after a crane hit his scissor lift.

Lancashire made an operating profit of £5.3m for the year 2023, the club say.

Sophie Harvey and Elliot Benham are accused of obtaining pills to illegally abort a baby.

Sophie Harvey and Elliot Benham are accused of obtaining pills to illegally abort a baby.

Crystal Palace star Michael Olise's agent is banned for six months for breaching rules around a future transfer of the player when he was at Reading in 2019.

Arsenal's decision not to renew Vivianne Miedema's contract is "absolutely shocking", according to former Gunners forward Ellen White.

James Kirby, from Bristol, was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza on 1 April.

An animal wildlife hospital says it freed the animal "with a little wiggling and patience".

Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers, both from Cumbria, are accused of damaging the world-famous tree.

Gross misconduct is found against two officers who sent each other lurid messages about colleagues.

Everton have been offered a loan of up to £150m by a private equity firm specialising in 'distressed debt' to finance the completion of the club's new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.

Staff scaled a ladder to discover graffiti thought to date back to the 1789 French Revolution.

Court hears paramedics were held up in queues outside hospitals and could not respond to 999 calls.