An Australian man is acquitted of the murder of a New Zealand woman who fell from his balcony during their first Tinder date.

Theresa May heads to Brussels for her first EU summit as prime minister, where she is expected to say she wants a "smooth, constructive, orderly" Brexit.

Channel 4 news journalist Fatima Manji says the press regulator's decision not to uphold her complaint about Kelvin MacKenzie is "frightening".

The Scottish government publishes its draft bill on a second independence referendum, with the proposals now going out for consultation.

Shoppers hold off from stocking up on food, footwear and clothing during a warmer September, but prices rise 0.1%.

Teenagers injured on a rollercoaster crash at Alton Towers describe students who dressed up as the victims as "disgusting" and "disrespectful".

A suspect device found on a London Underground train is destroyed in a controlled explosion.

A man who tried to blow up a restaurant with a home-made bomb has died in Broadmoor, the BBC learns.