Gerald Banyard tried to implicate his landlord's partner in revenge over a faulty boiler.

Aya Hachem, 19, was "in the wrong place at the wrong time' when she was killed, a court hears.

Everton boss Carlo Ancelotti says "it will be a good season" even if his side fail to qualify for Europe.

The five mansions were found to have been built larger than allowed and harming green belt land.

Ashley Barnes was arrested hours after Burnley FC beat Fulham, securing their top-flight status.

Millie and Louise are trying to make the best of their futures, four years after the Manchester attack.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp likens the victory at Burnley to winning "a semi-final" that takes them to Sunday's "final" against Crystal Palace and the chance to seal a top-four finish.

The judge says he will take hostilities in Israel and Gaza into account when he reaches a decision.

90-minute documentary film presented by Jools Holland, Lucy Worsley and Len Goodman, celebrating the big band sound and uncovering the social history behind the music that kept the nation's spirits up through the Second World War.

Blackpool was one of the few resorts that remained open during the war, training troops by day and offering a welcome escape from the horrors of war.

Featuring extracts from a specially recorded BBC4 concert given by Jools Holland and his Rhythm and Blues Orchestra at the Empress Ballroom, Blackpool.

The Manchester Arena bomber's brother has refused to co-operate with the inquiry into the attack.

An officer told investigators "vetting" Hillsborough police statements was lawful, a court hears.

A man is arrested after police found hundreds of cannabis plants in the Garston area of Liverpool.

Engineers on the Winter Hill transmitter, the eighth tallest structure in the UK, share the view.

Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour will pay travel costs of fans attending the Champions League final.

Richard Thomas's dismissal related to payments for a personal project, Chester Race Company says.

Listen to BBC Radio WM commentary on the Thank You NHS Trophy as speedway racing returns to the Wolverhampton Wolves track.

Deborah Leitch, who had Down's syndrome, died of severe emaciation and neglect in Blackpool in 2019.

Dr Anushua Gupta describes saying final goodbyes to her family before being placed on life support.

The child suffered serious head injuries when he was knocked down while crossing a Manchester road.

The Turner Prize winner says art fairs and other "money-drenched" bits of the market may not return.