A Chinese associate of Prince Andrew has been refused entry to the UK amid national security fears.

The economy had been expected to return to growth but data shows it contracted by 0.1%.

Disproven health claims are accepted with little challenge by host on number one podcast, BBC investigation finds.

It is the second year in a row the company has been fined by the regulator for poor delivery performance.

Niall fell victim to theft while on a train and police data shows a rise in reports of these crimes.

The change is part of the government's new action plan for meeting its 2030 clean power target.

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Police chiefs have warned the government that without further funding neighbourhood police officers - a government priority - could be cut.

A woman who works for the Human Rights Commission complained about "unwanted physical contact".

A Buckingham Palace employee was reportedly arrested after an unofficial Christmas party at a bar.

The 55m-tall ride "failed and crashed", emergency services say.

A woman stalked by her driving instructor is calling for more protection for learner drivers.

Six-time Olympic cycling champion Chris Hoy calls for more openness on health matters

Noddy Holder, frontman of Slade, reveals he bellows "It's Christmas" every 25 December morning.

Two people were hospitalised after a huge blast destroyed a house in Ilford.

Schoolchildren take part in a drone soccer tournament in Leicestershire.

Cydney Harding aka 'CydneyScissorhands' shares her love of scissors with an online audience.

Talks over European defence and the banning of a Prince Andrew associate from the UK lead the papers.

A dramatic admission by Sara's father left jurors open-mouthed and a courtroom shocked.

The Conservative leader says sandwiches are "not real food" while the PM says they are a British institution.

In some cases, victims reporting serious crimes such as rape won't see suspects tried for four years.

The government wants 370,000 new homes built in England each year to tackle a housing shortage.

A special lantern parade marks the reopening of Spellow Library, which was set on fire during riots.

The Supreme Court will make a key decision which could unlock compensation for millions of motorists.

Retailers estimate three in five shoplifted items end up being sold online.