Everton fan dies after collapsing during home game
An Everton fan has died after collapsing during Saturday's Premier League match against Stoke City at Goodison Park.
An Everton fan has died after collapsing during Saturday's Premier League match against Stoke City at Goodison Park.
Substitute Marcus Rashford scores an injury-time winner as Manchester United finally overhaul Hull at the KCOM Stadium.
A footbridge collapses on the M20 motorway in Kent after it was hit by a lorry carrying a digger, on one of the busiest travel days of the year.
England produce another polished display to beat Pakistan at Lord's by four wickets and take a 2-0 lead in the one-day series.
Motorists are warned to expect tailbacks and travel disruption, with some 20 million Britons expected to take to the roads over the bank holiday weekend.
Police are given more time to question five men arrested in Stoke and Birmingham on suspicion of terrorism offences.
A man dies after collapsing at the Creamfields music festival, police say.
A faulty tumble dryer sparked a fire that led to people evacuating an 18-storey tower block in west London, the fire brigade believes.
Labour leadership hopeful Owen Smith sets out his plans to scrap university tuition fees in an effort to win over the youth vote from current leader Jeremy Corbyn.
Lifeguards are to remain for the rest of the summer at Camber Sands beach where five men drowned, the BBC learns.
Surgical staff left medical equipment in a patient undergoing a hysterectomy at a hospital in Northamptonshire, a report reveals.
An early 18th Century doll's house, described as "of national importance", is valued by the BBC Antiques Roadshow at more than £150,000.
A rare butterfly once declared extinct in the UK is now being seen in record numbers after being re-introduced.
Former head of the civil service says leaving the EU will take a long time.
Tommy Cooper actor says "everyone at some point" has tried a Cooper impression.
A former head of the civil service who served four prime ministers predicts the UK could yet remain in a "more loosely aligned" European Union - despite the referendum vote to leave.
The Islamic State group in Syria releases a video featuring five boys, including one the militants identify as British, carrying out the killing of prisoners.
Memories of Rhyl's Sun Centre, which is set to be demolished at the end of the summer.
Sports clubs across the UK are welcoming visitors free of charge after Team GB's success at the Rio Olympic Games while ITV is switching off for an hour to encourage people to get active.
Previously unseen photographs of some of England's first foster children - and the stories of what happened next - are released by the charity Barnardo's to mark its 150th birthday.
Theresa May orders a review to expose any inequalities in the way ethnic minorities and white working class people are treated by public services such as the NHS, schools and the criminal justice system.
Private schools saw a slight dip in the number of students receiving top grades in their A-levels this year, largely in line with national trends, figures released by the sector suggest.
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