A man once labelled the world's fattest undresses for candid photographs as a warning to others about obesity,

Losses at International Airlines Group balloon in the first quarter due to its troubled Spanish carrier Iberia.

The US government has demanded that designs for a 3D printed gun be taken offline, citing fears over arms-control laws

A woman is pulled alive from the ruins of a building that collapsed 17 days ago in Bangladesh, after the army says 1,000 were known to have died.

One of the two men jailed for life for the racist murder of black teenager Stephen Lawrence loses leave to appeal against his conviction.

Eurosceptic Conservative MPs could be allowed to vote against the Queen's Speech next week as a row over an EU referendum deepens.

An investigation into a child prostitution ring in Telford comes to an end as the High Court rejects an appeal by the Crown Prosecution Service.

The man accused of murdering Tia Sharp wrote to his father that he had made "one mistake" and his "whole world collapsed", the Old Bailey hears.