Train services are expected to be disrupted all weekend due to the discovery of an unexploded World War II bomb in Paris.
Former US cardinal Theodore McCarrick has been defrocked by Pope Francis, after Vatican officials found him guilty of soliciting for sex while hearing Confession and sexual crimes against minors and adults.
The founder and director of Faith Matters said communities should make their young people "feel at home", or risk them being radicalised.
The leader of the new Brexit Party said he would continue to "fight damn hard" in his quest for the UK to become a sovereign nation.
Thousands of school pupils have gathered in Westminster as part of a nationwide protest against climate change.
Jacob Rees-Mogg has suggested that Olly Robbins comments that MPs would face a choice between Theresa May's deal or Article 50 being extended were supposed to be overheard
Robot salesman Mark Gray tells talkRADIO the impact Brexit has had on his job
The number of drink-drive fatalities has reached its highest level since 2009, according to provisional estimates.
Criminal barrister Jeremy Dein QC has accused the Crown Prosecution Service of "favouritism" for choosing not to prosecute the Duke of Edinburgh following his road crash.
A former currency trader who joined Kurdish rebels to fight the Islamic State says Shamima Begum is 'more dangerous' now than when she left to join the terror group
The Conservative MP has revealed his contempt for MPs who want to "thwart the wishes" of the 17.4 million people who voted to leave in the EU referendum.
Sir Vince Cable says Shamima Begum should be brought back to the UK and investigated by police for her time with the Islamic State in Syria
Thousands of children are expected to go on strike from school today as part of a global youth action over climate change.
James Cleverly has written to the people behind a website detailing cuts to school funding, calling their calculations 'misleading' and demanding the website is taken down
Theresa May's amendment asking for support for her Brexit plan was voted down by a majority of 303 to 258
The Labour Party has had an amendment that would have demanded the Prime Minister bring her Brexit deal in front of the Commons on February 27 defeated
A third suspect linked to the Salisbury poisoning has been named by an investigative website as Denis Sergeev, a high-ranking Russian military intelligence officer.
A former extremist who new helps rehabilitate radicalised young people says Shamima Begum should be brought home and given a chance to 'turn her life around'
A&E waiting times in England have reached their worst level since records began, data shows.
Henry Newman, a former advisor to Michael Gove, told talkRADIO's Mike Graham that tonight's vote could 'give Brussels the excuse' to refuse changes to the backstop if MPs can't agree on a Brexit plan
Two people have been arrested after demonstrators filled a pool outside the Home Office with fake blood in protest of the government's deportation flights.
Prospective dog owners had the chance to go speed dating with dogs at an event hosted by Battersea Dogs and Cats home.
More than £30,000 raised for the family of four children who died in a house fire is to be put into a trust to help their two-year-old brother.
Conservative MP Bob Stewart has described John McDonnell’s comments about Winston Churchill as “rubbish” and a “slur”, after the shadow chancellor called the wartime prime minister a “villain”.
A billionaire has been criticised after his £200k Ferrari was allegedly seen blocking disabled access at the opening of his new flagship store.
Local residents of Tavistock – which has been dubbed Britain’s ‘angriest town’ – has won a fight against plans for a Premier Inn hotel, in what campaigners are calling a “magnificent victory for democracy”.
Two or more diet drinks a day increase the risk of stroke, heart disease and the likelihood of an early death, new research suggests.
A British war veteran has been held in a prison in Dubai for four months over drug claims.
The Brexiteer MP claimed negotiations with the EU would have gone "much better" if there was more support for the referendum result within the government.
A journalist who was captured by the Taliban has urged people to show more "understanding and sympathy" towards Shamima Begum, a Jihadi bride who wants to return to the UK.
The Conservative MP said the UK "cannot welcome back" any British citizen that joins ISIS, as a former London schoolgirl who joined the group revealed she wished to return to the country.
The leader of the opposition at Manchester City Council has criticised plans to fine rough sleepers for 'antisocial behaviour'
James Cleverly, Deputy Chair of the Conservative Party has said that leaving the European Union without a deal would “make business harder”, but that he still thought a deal was “the most likely option”.
Islington Council have admitted to covering up an anti-Brexit billboard targeting Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn in his own constituency, adding that it was simply "a mix up".
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Toy manufacturer Mattel has released a range of Barbie dolls with disabilities, including one in a wheelchair and another with a removable prosthetic leg.
The campaigner and former police officer revealed he has "near zero faith" in policing minister Nick Hurd and London Mayor Sadiq Khan to protect policing in the UK.
Jon Sparkes, chief executive of Crisis, has said that it is “an appalling state of affairs” when someone has to choose between sleeping on the streets or prison, after a report said prisoners are reoffending to get a roof over their heads.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has attacked Chris Grayling over the ‘fiasco’ of having to cancel a no-deal Brexit ferry contract with a company that it did not have any boats.
Scientists are appealing to the public to submit photographs of their hands in the hope of developing new tools to track down and convict child abusers.
Playing violent video games does not cause teenagers to be aggressive, according to a University of Oxford study.
The former attorney general has revealed he would be "astonished" if the UK was ready to leave the EU on March 29, even with a deal secured.
A writer encouraged people to sign up to the Brexit party multiple times under comedic aliases
The woman behind a successful campaign to make upskirting a criminal offence has claimed the new law will "protect everyone".
Staff working on the government's Universal Credit benefits system are being balloted for strikes in a dispute over workloads and recruitment, saying that they had been treated "with contempt".
A university dodgeball team has been suspended from the student union for wearing t-shirts with antisemitic messages on them
The perfect registration plate for Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is being sold on Wednesday - with a reserve price of just £300.
James and Cecelia Marsh are set to celebrate their 75th Valentine's Day together as a married couple - at the age of 95.
A student who sparked a transphobia row after tweeting “women don't have penises” has been excluded from a university debate about free speech.
A bird centre has hatched £100,000 worth of rare eggs smuggled into the UK by an SAS-trained wildlife hunter dubbed the "Pablo Escobar of the egg trade".
The Conservative MP is calling for stricter laws on taxis, including criminal record checks on drivers and CCTV in cabs.
Sir Mike Penning, chair of the all-party group investigating motorway safety, has said that smart motorways – which optimise the hard shoulder to reduce congestion – put the lives of recovery workers “at risk”.
Dame Frances Cairncross, who led a review into the future of UK media, has said that public funds should be used to rescue local journalism.
Brendan McCarthy, a tattoo artist who called himself Dr Evil, sliced off a customer's ear and another's nipple with no medical qualifications
Stephen Timms, the former shadow work and pensions secretary, said he hoped Amber Rudd could make changes to the Universal Credit system
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