An exhibition called Sneakers Unboxed opens at the Design Museum in London.

James Ford was jailed for life in 2004 after admitting to murdering Amanda Champion in Kent.

Alfred Dorris's employers "had no performance concerns" about the former milkman and bus driver.

But Rock Feilding-Mellen - who oversaw the tower's refurbishment - failed to engage with fire safety issues.

Professor Alice Roberts explores the year's most exciting archaeological finds in the east of Britain. A team unearths a mass grave, divers search the Thames for clues to a 17th-century tragedy, and a metal detectorist makes the find of a lifetime.

NI First Minister Arlene Foster says this is her real concern as she prepares to leave office.

In the '60s and '70s, black children were wrongly sent to schools for the "educationally subnormal".

London's mayor speaks about building bridges with Yorkshire and his plans for the future.

Pete & Bas, two grandfathers in their 70s, have become two unlikely stars in UK drill.

Lords warn Boris Johnson's pledge will leave deprived areas "short-changed" if not focused correctly.

Niko Omilana and Max Fosh are two prominent YouTubers who stood for London mayor at the election.

Ian Blackford attacks a proposed Australian trade deal, but the PM says it is a "massive opportunity".

Survivors of the crash described it as "like being inside a washing machine", an inquest hears.

Boris Johnson tells MPs he is sorry for the handling of investigations into the 10 deaths in 1971.

The team in charge of Usman Khan was not told there was intelligence he might be planning an attack.

Publication of the report into Daniel Morgan's unsolved murder is held up by a Home Office review.

A UK-Australia trade deal would be the “final nail in the coffin" for Scottish crofters, says Ian Blackford.

Labour's Andy Slaughter calls for the prime minister to give NHS nurses “more than an insulting 1% pay rise”.