Trams have been stopped in both directions and roads closed after a blaze broke out opposite the city's Theatre Royal. Firefighters could be at the scene for "several hours".

Experts said the trends should make people "pause and think" after analysing NHS data in England to compare the rates of cancer diagnoses.

Prosecutors said Caleb Flynn, 40, staged an invasion after shooting Ashley Flynn, a 37-year-old teacher and volleyball coach, claiming she was killed by a burglar.

The former prince was detained in February on suspicion of misconduct in public office over his links to paedophile US financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Flavio Bolsonaro, the son of jailed ex-leader Jair Bolsonaro, beat most forecasts, winning more first round votes than the incumbent president.

The Gloucestershire air base was the target of a suspected terror attack on 27 September.

It's a U-turn on proposals introduced by then-justice secretary David Lammy, who said it was intended to tackle the backlog of cases waiting to be heard in court.

In an eight-minute video message to the Cornell community, Michael Kotlikoff described the past week as one of the most difficult in the university's history.

The air ambulance jet was headed for Boston, Massachusetts, when it left Bermuda on an overnight medical evacuation.

The missile was launched from the Wonsan area at around 6.30am on Saturday (9.30pm UK time) and flew more than 434 ​miles (700km), the South Korean military said in a statement.

Christa Pike suffered significant injuries to both her arms after two doses of lethal drug pentobarbital were used in the execution attempt.

Sir Ed Davey's response to Andy Burnham's pledge to change the triple lock has caused anger among Liberal Democrat MPs.

The Northern Ireland secretary said negotiations had stalled as a fifth day of the stand-off between the loyalist Orange Order and largely nationalist Garvaghy Road residents ended without an agreement in place.

Police said a 70-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of fraud by false representation and remains in custody.

The Advertising Standards Authority said it investigated hundreds of online adverts for baby products, many of which were aimed at sleep-deprived or first-time parents.

Under the so-called "one in, one out" deal, people arriving in the UK after crossing the Channel could be detained and returned to France in exchange for an equivalent number of asylum seekers who applied through a safe and legal route.