Two men killed in light aircraft crash named

Labour’s winter fuel cuts have been blamed for the party’s disastrous local election performance

Thousands line The Mall for celebrations marking 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day

Layton Carr died after a blaze broke out near Fairfield industrial park in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, on Friday

Thousands line The Mall for celebrations marking 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day

Thousands line The Mall for celebrations marking 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day

Thousands line The Mall at Buckingham Palace for celebrations marking 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day

Royal family will come together in hopes reignited row between Prince Harry and Buckingham Palace will not overshadow commemorations

Watch live as thousands gather in central London on Monday, 5 May, to witness the Red Arrows soar above the capital, commemorating the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day.

104-year-old Second World War pilot Colin Bell criticised the government's proposed defence spending target, telling veterans minister Alistair Carns, “I think it’s rubbish.”

Reform UK offers staff the option of home working despite vowing to end working from home

Armed police were filmed outside a home in Rochdale on Saturday, 3 May, during what the home secretary called “one of the biggest counter-state and counter-terrorism operations in recent years.”

Royal family will come together as King Charles leads nation’s commemorations in hopes reignited row between Prince Harry and Buckingham Palace will not overshadow events

Seven Iranian nationals are among those arrested in two major counter-terrorism investigations.

Kit Lawie, 97, says Guy Gibson visited her Lincolnshire home before leading the Dambusters raid.

Monarch hopes day will overshadow turbulent weekend after row between Prince Harry and Buckingham Palace reignited

Scotland’s First Minister has warned there is a "very real possibility" that Nigel Farage could become the UK’s next Prime Minister, expressing concern about what that might mean for the country's future.

Motorists in the seaside town say they prefer to drive to neighbouring areas to fill up their tanks.

After their boat broke 350 miles from Peru, Miriam Payne and Jess Rowe are determined to try again.

Roman Catholic ex-pats in the north-west of England speak about their hopes for the next pope.

A university archive is celebrating the feline members of trades unions across the decades.

Sydney Page was sent to prison for challenging a ban on miners going to war.

Lydia, 23, was fostered with her son Casper after struggling with post-natal depression.

Josh Elkington says he and his mum, Anna, laughed "for hours" over the size of the egg.

Allison Friday says a lack of support groups in the north-east of England led her to set up her own.

They flew missions behind enemy lines, dropping agents and supplies, says a historian.

Book clubs where no-one speaks are growing in popularity across the UK.

Tributes are paid to Layton Carr whose death following a Gateshead fire leads to the arrest of 14 children.

More than 600 of its 2,400 UK venues will receive a cash injection

Jools Sweeney, 14, took his own life in April 2022