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The Class A drugs were found within the cardboard linings by border officers at Portsmouth port.

England spinner Jack Leach is a significant doubt for the second Test against India because of a knee injury sustained in the first Test.

Ms Nuttall, who died in May, ticked off a bucket list after being diagnosed with brain cancer.

BBC Sport looks at four selection dilemmas facing England head coach Steve Borthwick before the Six Nations opener in Italy.

Ben Newman has more than two million followers after his post-pandemic online videos went viral.

The Bronze Age gold fastener is believed to be only one of seven found in England.

Train firms Northern and TransPennine Express say no services will run on Wednesday.

Ruby has retired after seven years of service.

Westminster MP Nickie Aiken says she is worried about passenger safety after the death of a woman.

Rebecca Ramsay said it was "mind blowing" anyone would pretend to be her son Dylan who died in 2011.

Much-loved teddy bears with their own unique stories have gone on public display in Oxfordshire.

Aerial footage captures cars passing metres from the cliff edge on the Isle of Wight's Military Road.

Energy firms are being urged to tackle errors after the BBC is told of payments for wildly inaccurate bills.

Gilsland villagers are attempting to reopen the Samson Inn, which closed in October 2022.

Paul Scates says he was assaulted by three men in a Bournemouth pub while out with friends.

Arsenal's scenes of celebration at the final whistle at the City Ground show sharp contrast to their last visit to Nottingham Forest, writes Phil McNulty.

Fabian Schar scores twice as Newcastle end a run of four straight Premier League defeats with a tenacious victory over Aston Villa.

Luton score twice inside the opening three minutes and Elijah Adebayo claims a hat-trick in a remarkable win over Brighton which lifts the Hatters out of the Premier League relegation zone.

Officers viewed footage showing woman’s groin without valid reason, but avoided misconduct hearings.

Second-half strikes from Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus earn Arsenal a 2-1 victory after Nottingham Forest frustrated Mikel Arteta's side.