The Natural History Museum has received an unprecedented gift of £5m and is to rename its Central Hall after the donors.

Everton's John Stones could be worth a gamble in England's World Cup squad, according to former skipper Gary Lineker.

A man is jailed for eight weeks for posting abusive Twitter messages about the death of school teacher Ann Maguire.

UKIP "is not racist", leader Nigel Farage tells activists, following controversy over comments by some candidates.

A senior NI police officer tells MPs that 95 of the 228 republicans who received controversial letters from the government have been linked to 295 murders.

Graeme McDowell talks carnage, fans baying for blood and the theatre of the Players Championship at Sawgrass with its infamous 17th hole.

Several papers focus on the arrest of armed robber Michael Wheatley, known as "Skull Cracker", who had been on the run from prison.

Regulated fracking should be an "urgent national priority", a group of Lords has said, but green campaigners say the UK must embrace renewables.