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Lucas Dobson, six, fell into the River Stour in Kent on Saturday and has not been seen since.

A fall in uptake of the MMR vaccine means the UK has lost its measles-free status.

Bayern Munich sign Philippe Coutinho from Barcelona on a season-long loan deal which includes an option to buy.

The US president and his economic adviser Larry Kudlow both say they do not see a recession in the US.

Your morning briefing for 19 August 2019.

A general election would be the "change of direction" the UK needs, the Labour leader will say later.

James Reardon had weapons and white nationalist material at his Ohio home, police said.

The duke says any suggestion he would "condone or participate in" exploitation is "abhorrent".

Paros in Greece is at the centre of a drive to turn it into the world's first island free of plastic waste.

A former business executive is now a freelance photographer travelling around the globe. First stop - Iran.

Eduard Pernkopf created an "atlas" of anatomy by dissecting the bodies of Nazi political prisoners.

Anna Ceesay tried to hide it when she began to feel depressed and anxious during her second pregnancy.

How can parents intervene when boys seem drawn into extremist internet culture - and should they?

Britain's Andy Murray says he is hoping "to get through a few matches" as he plays his second singles tournament since recovering from hip surgery.

A Tory party fall out over recently leaked no-deal Brexit documents are the focus of today's papers.

A serving of cauliflower comedy beat the rest of the funny offerings to be crowned "Joke of the Fringe".

The ship heads into the Mediterranean after Gibraltar rejected a US request to again seize it.

Laila Pence fled war in Egypt to go on and become a multimillionaire US businesswoman.

Sajid Javid says he has no plans to make house sellers, rather than buyers, pay stamp duty tax.

Haidar el Ali has led a project to plant 152 million mangrove buds in Senegal's Casamance Delta.