Newcastle University student collects degree on stretcher
A student confined to bed with a rare condition collects her university degree on a stretcher.
A student confined to bed with a rare condition collects her university degree on a stretcher.
Jeremy Corbyn will be automatically included on the ballot in Labour's leadership contest, the party's National Executive Committee has ruled.
Four time golf major winner Rory McIlroy has defended his decision to join a number of top golfers in pulling out of the Rio Olympics, because of fears over the Zika virus.
As David Cameron prepares to move out of 10 Downing Street, who will Theresa May consider for her new cabinet?
A former British soldier who tried to join the so-called Islamic State is jailed for attempting to buy machine guns and pistols.
An online petition calling for a second EU referendum will be debated in Parliament after it was signed by more than 4.1 million people.
One of the wealthiest aristocrats in the UK is banned from driving after amassing 24 points on his licence.
A gymnast is carrying out a charity challenge to perform a handstand every day for a year.
Leaving Downing Street: How previous PMs have come and gone
People can carry a "silent" red hair gene that raises their risk of dangerous skin cancer, experts warn.
A man had an "extremely lucky" escape after impaling his buttocks on railings behind a pub leading onto a meadow.
Theresa May's status as a married woman with no children came into focus during her leadership campaign. But does being a parent make you a better political leader?
A photo of Victoria Beckham kissing her daughter Harper on the lips has divided opinion on what is appropriate parental behaviour.
Thousands of Orange Order members are taking part in parades across Northern Ireland.
There are warnings from Ofsted that further education providers are "falling short in protecting learners from risk of extremism".
Times journalist Rachel Sylvester on her interview with Conservative MP Andrea Leadsom.
The Bank of England Governor Mark Carney says it is "important" that he and the chancellor of the exchequer are allowed to have private meetings.
Fourteen further investigations have been launched into alleged police corruption relating to historical child sex abuse claims, the police watchdog says.
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A police officer has spoken about her experience of post-traumatic stress disorder after dealing with the death of a baby.
The people of Croydon are asked if they want a general election as there will be a new PM.
A man and a woman die in a shooting incident in a Norfolk village.
The pound rises above $1.31 as markets continue to welcome signs of political stability, with Theresa May set to be the new prime minister.
Thousands of primary schools in England are to be offered the chance to follow an Asian style of teaching maths, the government says.
Angela Eagle says leaders "need to be human beings too" when asked about her displays of emotion after resigning from Jeremy Corbyn's shadow cabinet.