Brexit officially happened on 31 January but the UK is now in a transition period until the end of 2020.

Theresa May says the rejection of the EU withdrawal agreement will have "grave" implications.

Protesters outside Parliament had a mixed reaction as Theresa May's Brexit deal was defeated again.

At least 25 people were killed in the fire that engulfed the tower block in Bangladesh on Thursday.

Mark Bullingham will replace Martin Glenn as chief executive of the Football Association.

Williams co-founder Sir Patrick Head has returned to the team as they try to recover from a sobering start to the new season.

The ride-hailing company's shares made strong gains in the much-anticipated flotation.

Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp are among several Premier League bosses prepared to take their side off the pitch to combat racist abuse.

Thousands of Prodigy fans flocked to Essex to pay their respects to the band's late frontman.

Maurizio Sarri says teenage winger Callum Hudson-Odoi will stay with Chelsea and can become one of Europe's leading players.

Liverpool-based duo Her's were hit by a driver in the wrong lane of a US highway, officials say.

Aid could start in two weeks, the group says, after getting approval from the government.

Double Olympic gold medallist Rebecca Adlington says therapy is helping her to manage her panic attacks.

Officers believe the man had a firearm in the grounds of the landmark in central London.

Tiger Woods beats Patrick Cantlay 4&2 and will play Rory McIlroy next at the WGC Match Play in Texas.

US Attorney General William Barr says that "everyone will soon be able to read it on their own".

After a year of protests at Gaza's border fence with Israel, Palestinians are suffering life-changing injuries

Hibernian leapfrog Hearts into fifth place in the Premiership thanks to goals from Paul Hanlon and Stevie Mallan in West Lothian.

West Bromwich Albion twice come from behind to beat Birmingham City and earn caretaker boss James Shan his third straight win.

Manchester City Women boss Nick Cushing is confident English clubs can attract crowds to rival those seen at top European fixtures in recent weeks.

An audio tape seems to show an ex-minister being asked to help avoid prosecutions in a corruption case.