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The men used explosives to blow up cash machines in Greater Manchester and Staffordshire.

The man was shot by police after forcing his way inside the property in south London.

Two escapee raccoons spotted have been captured and returned home, but a third is yet to be caught.

Two men, 20 and 22, have been arrested on suspicion of murder and two others are in custody.

The large falls from the cliff face on Monday mean the beach in Dorset has been cut off.

Manchester United say forward Marcus Rashford "has taken responsibility for his actions" after reports he was seen in nightspots in Northern Ireland.

The chief constable was "worried, concerned and ashamed" watching parts of the show.

Spinner Tom Hartley hopes to have "respect on my name" after bowling England to an incredible victory in the first Test against India in Hyderabad.

The crash closes the motorway between junctions 21A and 22, and leaves one vehicle on its side.

The officer was on duty during one of the occasions she had sex with a male colleague.

Experts said they were "pretty surprised" to find the painting at the Herefordshire country estate.

About 40 children a day are flagged as potential criminal exploitation victims, the BBC can reveal.

A charity shop enthusiast paid 99p for the colourful tie that a London museum says is "rare".

Vision Zero South West says last year was the busiest year since the operation was set up in 2019.

Tony Carter has shifted hundreds of thousands of programmes to Derby County fans over 60 years.

The former police officer says parents are unfairly blamed for the failures of a "broken system".

Staff at Hill Pony Resources say the wet weather has increased the need to buy bedding and food.

Andy Murray suffers a first-round exit at the Open Sud de France in Montpellier, but Katie Boulter wins to reach the Linz Open second round.

Blackburn recover from an early scare against League Two Wrexham to comfortably win and set up an FA Cup fifth-round tie with Newcastle.