Theresa May was applauded by European counterparts at a dinner on Thursday, ahead of the EU decision.

As one of the last examples of a unique elevator closes in Leicester, is it hasta la vista Paternoster?

Oxford Dictionaries says the word, coined in the 1960s, sums up millennials driving political change.

Bodyline, a "heart-stopping" win and Mitchell Johnson's pace assault - what is the most memorable moment from England's Ashes tours?

Runner defended his title at the World Para-athletics Championships - profile of Sports Personality nominee.

A genetic study shows the decline of one of the rarest mammals on Earth began during the last Ice Age.

Her son, Rahul, has been elected unopposed as the new president of India's main opposition.

Glenn Miller's plane vanished over the Channel without a trace in 1944.

Flights at the hub, opened only last week, are disrupted in a stoppage by air traffic controllers.

Aljaz Bedene, who was Britain's number two, is to switch his allegiance back to Slovenia despite becoming a British citizen in 2015.

Australia captain Steve Smith hits an unbeaten 92 as the hosts finish the second day of the third Test on 203-3 - still 200 runs behind England.

The wife of five-time Olympic champion Sir Bradley Wiggins apologises after her attack on Chris Froome on social media.

Swedish art world satire The Square is one of nine titles in contention for the foreign film award.

Alexei Ulyukayev - guilty of seeking a $2m bribe for an oil deal - will go to a tough prison.

Fran Unsworth is appointed the new BBC director of news, replacing James Harding, who leaves in 2018.

The more than 3,000-year-old burials are among three recent discoveries near Aswan.

Theresa May welcomes "important step" and calls for "rapid progress" on transition discussions.

Mark Lawrenson takes on actor & WWE star John Cena in the latest round of Premier League matches.

Tottenham’s title hopes are over but Mauricio Pochettino’s side need to show they belong at the top when they play Manchester City on Saturday, says Jermaine Jenas.

The online retailer puts streaming gadgets from Google back on sale, ending a two-year hiatus.

The actor performed the trick for the '6,000th' time and explained why his Christmas would feature bad jokes.