Fed up with a pothole near Swindon being "barricaded off" one resident has turned to "doll power".

Nearly 1,500 visitors a day will be able to visit Coronation Street's set in Greater Manchester.

Chris and Marianne Fisher sold their belongings and home is now a van they have named Trudy.

The Baylis family say paying off debts allows them to spend more quality time as a family.

Yoga programmes in prisons are expanding nationally and globally as a way to combat re-entry.

Meet Hamoudi, kidnapped and tortured after standing up to Islamic State group in Raqqa.

Becky has severe quadriplegic cerebral palsy, which means she can’t control the muscles in her body.

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

Volkswagen's diesel emissions scandal went to "very top" of the firm, allege US prosecutors.

The Trump administration's move means up to 57,000 Hondurans will have to leave the US by 2020.

The InSight probe launched from California to investigate the interior of the Red Planet.

Bradley Wright-Phillips has not stopped scoring since he moved to New York Red Bulls - could the former Manchester City striker be the MLS' best player ever?

Legendary investor Warren Buffett raises his stake in the world's most valuable company to 5%.

The fleet returns to its old base seven years after disbandment, to oversee forces in the North Atlantic.

Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho is scathing about some of his fringe players and his side's "attitude" as they lose 1-0 to Brighton.

Domestic violence is a big problem in Spain with almost four women killed by their partners every month.

A ban on women in the "purified" space is lifted in a bid to modernise the traditional sport.

Illustrator and planetary scientist James Tuttle Keane explains the significance of Nasa's new mission.

The opposition leader is detained at a rally in Moscow before the Russian president's inauguration.

Police say 14 people have been arrested in connection with the rape and murder of the teenager.

Former Olympic 1500m champion Asbel Kiprop says he is "traumatised" after failing a drugs test and will "fight" to prove his innocence.