Network Rail apologises to the family of a four-year-old girl who was killed when a train travelling at 60mph hit the car she was in at a level crossing.

St Helens go top of Super League as nine different scorers run in tries against winless London Broncos.

Mark Selby leads Neil Robertson 5-3 after the first session of their best-of-33 World Championship semi-final.

A third of a million UK adults are to be asked to complete online reasoning and memory tests as part of a project to try to track dementia causes.

Rising house prices are on the front pages again, while tabloids say police are hunting the supplier of heroin thought to have contributed to Peaches Geldof's death.

A workers' army is being recruited to tell primary pupils in England how schoolwork relates to their future careers.

Six decades after becoming the first man to run a mile in under four minutes, Sir Roger Bannister reveals he has Parkinson's disease.

The Leicester funeral of author Sue Townsend will be held later with colleagues from the literary world expected to pay tribute.