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The actress says she believes that she wouldn't have survived if their marriage had continued.

Blackpool's Jake Daniels said his decision to come out as the UK's only openly gay active male professional footballer will allow him to be "free and confident".

Callum Wheeler attacked the 53-year-old after "ambushing" her in woodland while she walked her dog.

Surging food prices are a "major worry" for the UK and other countries, Andrew Bailey warns.

Ministers are worried a £4.25bn deal to buy Chelsea may be at risk of "falling apart" due to a lack of consensus with the club over the proceeds of any sale, the BBC has learned.

Julia James' smartwatch and a chance previous encounter helped her colleagues catch her killer.

Sir John Major warns about rising prices, as a minister is criticised for advocating people working more hours.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says fans booing the national anthem before the FA Cup final was "not something I enjoyed" but that they "wouldn't do it without a reason".

Zara Phythian - who appeared in Doctor Strange - abused a girl with husband Victor Marke.

Jurgen Klopp says the booing of the national anthem by Liverpool fans before their FA Cup final victory against Chelsea is “not something I enjoyed”.

A new strategy cutting funding to the UN is more focused on trade than poverty relief, charities say.

Incidents at Premier League matches on Sunday show "hate is alive and well within football", says anti-racism charity Kick It Out.

Quentin Sommerville and cameraman Darren Conway visit the edge of Izyum, where Russians forces are concentrated.

Coleen Rooney is giving evidence on day five of a libel case brought by Rebekah Vardy.

Investment bank Goldman Sachs will no longer cap paid leave for its senior staff and partners.

The chain opened in Moscow in 1990 as the Soviet Union was opening its economy to Western brands.

Joseph Wright's Self-Portrait at the Age of About Forty is going on permanent public display.

The RAC says prices rose to just over £1.80 a litre after the previous record was set in March.

Ten people were killed in Saturday's attack - described by Buffalo's police chief as a racist hate crime.

Boris Johnson grapples with a four-dimensional diplomacy dilemma in Northern Ireland.