David Dimbleby quits Question Time: Here's who could replace him

David Dimbleby is to step down as presenter of BBC show Question Time later this year.Here are some of the people who could be in the frame to

What the papers say - June 18

Theresa May's impending announcement on the NHS features prominently on the front pages on Monday.The Prime Minister is due to promise a £20

David Dimbleby to leave Question Time after 25 years

David Dimbleby is to leave Question Time after 25 years of presenting the BBC show.Announcing his departure the presenter said he would be returning

PM told to come clean on funding source for NHS boost

Theresa May was under pressure to say how plans to give the NHS an extra £384 million a week will be paid for as she delivers a key note speech on

In Video: Students sail through exams and into cardboard boat race

Cambridge University students got that "sinking feeling" following their exams.They took to the waters of the River Cam in makeshift

Finsbury Park killer serving 43 years minimum racked up £28,000 legal aid bill

Finsbury Park killer Darren Osborne, who tried to blame his suicide mission terror attack on a man named only as Dave, racked up a legal aid bill of

Cash no longer king as debit card use overtook notes and coins in 2017

Debit card payments overtook the number of those made by cash for the first time last year, a trade association has said.There were 13.2 billion

Modest loss for US stocks as markets weigh fears of US-China trade war

US stocks finished a whirlwind week with a modest loss on Friday as markets gauged how much to fret about the US administration's decision to

Citigroup to pay £75m in US to settle charges it manipulated Libor rate

Citigroup has agreed to pay 100 million US dollars (£75 million) in the US to settle charges that its bankers manipulated an important interest rate

PM in plea to retailers over wages and staff benefits after Sainsbury's pay row

Theresa May has called on retailers to provide competitive wages and bonus schemes for staff amid a furious row over workers' contracts at

Insurance claims for broken TVs 'could jump as World Cup excitement takes hold'

World Cup fever could coincide with a spike in insurance claims for broken TVs, figures suggest.Co-op Insurance said its data shows claims relating

Holidaymakers 'spend average £161 on essentials before trip'

Holidaymakers can expect to spend just over £160 before they even get on a plane, a survey has found.On average, people fork out £161 stocking up on

Mary-Lou McDonald: DUP not interested in protecting livelihoods in NI

The DUP is more interested in facilitating Tory Brexit than protecting the livelihoods of people in Northern Ireland, Mary-Lou McDonald has

Labour Live festival a success, Jeremy Corbyn claims

Jeremy Corbyn has hailed the Labour Live festival a success as he addressed supporters at the London event.The one-day showcase of politics, music

Abortion law liberalisation backed decisively by Sinn Fein members

Sinn Fein has voted "decisively" to liberalise abortion law across Ireland.Party members overwhelmingly said the procedure should be

Gordon Brown: Independence would leave Scotland facing austerity til doomsday

Scotland would face "austerity until doomsday" if the country became independent, former prime minister Gordon Brown has said.He issued

Silent march ends day of commemorations for Grenfell Tower fire a year on

Thousands of mourners have flooded the streets surrounding Grenfell Tower for a silent march to mark one year since the fire.Survivors and bereaved

Labour MPs' rebellion in Brexit Bill vote causes headache for Jeremy Corbyn

Jeremy Corbyn has suffered a major rebellion in the Labour ranks after more than a third of his MPs voted against the whip over the Brexit Bill.A

20 wounded one dead after shooting at Trenton Art All Night event

Twenty people were wounded after gunfire erupted at a New Jersey art event, according to police. Police in Trenton said that multiple people

Moscow police say seven hurt after taxi drives into crowd

MOSCOW, June 16 (Reuters) - A taxi drove into a crowd of people near Moscow's Red Square on Saturday, injuring seven people including

Trump heaps praise on 'tough guy' Kim Jong Un

Donald Trump has a soft spot for strongmen. The president praised North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in a Wednesday interview, calling the head of

New Tesla Roadster will have rocket thrusters, says Elon Musk

Elon Musk says 'crazy' option will let Roadster out-perform traditional cars 'in every way.' Seems a detail escaped our story

Donald Trump lands in Singapore for North Korea summit - and immediately sends stream of angry tweets

Donald Trump has arrived in Singapore for peace talks with North Korea but he was anything but peaceful in a Twitter rant as he took swipes at

Human arm found in alligator, after woman goes missing

Florida wildlife officers made a grim discovery on Friday in the belly of a captured monster alligator: the arm of a missing woman. No one