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Paying tribute, the party's leader says he "fought for peace, human rights and social justice".

Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers says his side have "the chance to create history" after reaching their first FA Cup final since 1969 at the expense of Southampton at Wembley.

Experts say getting the NHS back in health will be the next Welsh government's biggest challenge.

Some cases of the Indian variant have been found that are not linked to travel, a scientist says.

Uefa and the Premier League have strongly condemned 12 major European clubs, including the 'big six' from England, signing up to a breakaway European Super League.

Elizabeth Mahoney was put to bed in a stranger's house after being discharged from hospital.

A officer also sustained knife wounds to his arm and head during the incident, police say.

Josh Garman is aiming to cycle around the coastline of Great Britain for charity.

Leaders of the UK's biggest hospitality firms sign an open letter to Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

They sped up and down a dual carriageway after seizing it from a driver, a misconduct panel hears.

Nicola Sturgeon wants a four nations inquiry into the pandemic to start by the end of the year.

The on-duty officer suffered leg injuries when he was struck by a car in north London.

Millions more around the world watch the service across online channels, including YouTube.

The Issa brothers have bought the British fast food chain Leon, which has more than 70 sites.

The Scottish Greens' co-leader says there is a "huge amount of distance" between the parties.

Florrie Stokes used her big occasion to tell others "there's nothing to be afraid of".

The Peaky Blinders star's husband Damian Lewis says she armed her family with "courage to go on".

A 15 year-old boy will appear at Cheltenham Magistrates' Court on Monday.

"I thought it would be nice to find the places it was filmed - I used to go out most weekends."

A former sushi outlet on London's busiest shopping street is to host a series of "pop-up" stores.