Emiliano Sala’s heart-breaking last messages

The search for missing Emiliano Sala continues as his heart-breaking last messages to his former Nantes teammates have been released.

Teen to be one of the first for Proton Beam treatment in UK

15-year-old Mason Kettley is set to become one of the first patients to receive treatment at the UK’s first dedicated Proton Beam centre.

Jacob Rees-Mogg hopeful on Brexit as clock ticks

Jacob Rees-Mogg is hopeful that either the UK will reach a backstop-free deal with the EU or that the clock will tick down to Brexit, giving the UK back control.

UK Counter-terror chief concerned about far-right threat

Met Police Deputy Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu, the Senior National Coordinator for Counterterrorism Policing, is concerned about the rising threat of far-right terrorism in the UK but praises public for coming forward with information.

PMQs: May and Corbyn clash over Brexit meetings

During Prime Minister's Questions, Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn clashed over the Brexit meetings Mr Corbyn has declined to participate in. Mrs May also criticised amendments seeking to extend Article 50, stressing that the options will remain deal, no deal or no Brexit.

Prince William jokes about his kids with David Attenborough

Prince William joked about ‘unpredictable’ kids during an interview with Sir David Attenborough at The World Economic Forum in Davos.

Boris Johnson: We can secure changes if "we really mean it"

Boris Johnson is hopeful that the UK can secure the changes needed on the PM's Brexit deal if "we really mean it" this time.

Fox defends UK trade policy at Davos

Liam Fox defends the UK's post-Brexit trade policy at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Theresa May departs Downing Street for PMQs

Theresa May departs Downing Street on her way to Parliament to face MPs in Prime Minister's Questions.

Bros mock themselves after documentary memes

Bros said their documentary was like having therapy in front of the whole country while at the National Television Awards in London.

Love Island’s Ellie Brown’s leaving “lonely” London

Love Island’s Ellie Brown has said she will be leaving “lonely” London soon to move closer to home while on the red carpet for the NTA's.

Love Island’s Chris and Kem still love a spoon

Love Island’s Chris and Kem talk about their new show and love for one another whilst on the red carpet for the National Television Awards.

Love Island’s Eyal Booker doesn’t want a girlfriend

Love Island’s Eyal Booker says he’s not looking for a girlfriend at the moment. His comments come whilst at the National Television Awards.

Richard Madden on 'The Bodyguard's success

NTA winner Richard Madden gives his view on the secret behind the phenemonal success of BBC drama 'The Bodyguard.'

Holly and Phil on doing shots with Dr Chris

This Morning hosts Holly and Phil picked up another NTA and they had a message for those who voted for them: "I blame you for my hangover."

Danny Dyer: "I am Royal"

The NTA winner on royal title, being "blanked" from Meghan and Harry's wedding guestlist, and an Eastenders role for daughter Dani.

Stacey Dooley on success after Strictly

Stacey Dooley on her journey from dancing novice to Strictly champion, getting recognised in the supermarket and the BBC over ITV.

Love Island Love In at the NTA's

Stars of this year's Love Island on Gemma Collins impressions, looking like Little Mix and babysitting Georgia's rabbit...

Olivia Buckland and Alex Bowen on their boozy wedding

At the NTA's Olivia and Alex talk tieing the knot, honeymoon highs and married bliss. They also thank Love Island for introducting them.

Vicky Pattison on "putting herself back together."

Geordie Shore's Vicky Pattison spoke candidly about recovering from being cheated on, crediting her friends and excercise for getting her through

Are Love Island's Sam and Samira making music together?

Sam and Samira hit the NTA's red carpet to discuss life after Love Island, making music, and hiding from Georgia,,,

Has Dr Alex finally found love?

Dr Alex dishes the dirt on how he got together with Amelia Bath, star of Ibiza Weekender, how she copes with his cringiness, and his tips to find love

Dianne Buswell reveals what she loves about Joe Sugg

Strictly star Dianne Buswell talk's falling for dance partner Joe Sugg, red hair and the Strictly tour on her first NTA's red carpet.

Westlife on collaborating with Ed Sheeran

Westlife discuss their comeback performance at the NTA's, their new track written by Ed Sheeran and upcoming arena tour and album.

Emily Atack talks boys and One-Woman show!

Emily Atack is taking a different direction after the jungle and is going to be on tour with her new One-Woman show.

Search for Emiliano Sala's aircraft suspended in bad weather

Cardiff City record signing Emiliano Sala was on a light aircraft which went missing over the Channel Islands on Monday night

The MP who delayed c-section to vote on Brexit deal

An MP who was wheeled into the Commons to vote on Theresa May's Brexit deal after postponing a Caesarean section, has welcomed plans to allow new parents to nominate other members to vote on their behalf. Labour MP and new mother Tulip Siddiq said a one-year trial of proxy voting for new mothers and fathers in the House of Commons was a "momentous and overdue" change.

Rapper Chris Brown in custody over rape allegations

Chris Brown and two others are in custody in Paris over a rape complaint. The singer faces charges of aggravated rape and drug infractions.

Andy Burnham urges PM to 'free up parliament'

Mayor of Greater Manchester has urged the government to "free up parliament" to allow a consensus to be reached on Brexit. Andy Burnham arrived at the cabinet office for a meeting with government ministers to argue a case for Greater Manchester.

Donald Trump nominated for ‘Worst Actor’ in Razzies

US President Donald Trump has been nominated for ‘Worst Actor’ at the Razzie Awards 2019. The Trumps both received nominations for playing themselves

Dominic Grieve 'simplified' Brexit amendment

The Tory former attorney general Dominic Grieve has tabled an amendment to Theresa May’s Brexit Plan B which would allow MPs to take control of what is debated in the House of Commons on six separate days in the run up to March 29.

Prince Charles opens new health centre at Dumfries House

The Prince of Wales has opened a new health and well-being centre at Dumfries House. Charles, known as the Duke of Rothesay when in Scotland, marked the success of The Prince's Foundation's integrated health and wellbeing programme.

Duchess of Cambridge launches new helpline at Family Action

The Duchess of Cambridge visited the charity Family Action in Lewisham today to launch a new confidential helpline for families in need. Family Action has set up FamilyLine for anyone struggling with aspects of family life, from parenting and relationship difficulties to mental health and wellbeing.

Cardiff City FC player Emiliano Sala on missing plane

There remains no sign of the light aircraft carrying new Cardiff City record signing Emiliano Sala after search and rescue teams scoured more than 1,000 square miles of the English Channel. Five aircraft and two lifeboats are hunting waters north of Alderney for the plane, which was carrying the Premier League player and one other person - believed to be the pilot - when it went off radar on Monday evening.

Ministers depart Downing Street after weekly cabinet meeting

Ministers depart Downing Street after their cabinet meeting as Theresa May faces new challenges on getting a Brexit deal that would get the support of parliament.

Brokenshire: PM 'determined' to see Brexit through

Housing, Communities and Local Government Secretary James Brokenshire has said the prime minister is "determined" to find a way forward on Brexit

Lucas and Lammy demand a People's Vote

Labour MP David Lammy and Green Party MP Caroline Lucas present their case for a 'People's Vote' at a press conference at the Royal Institute for Chartered Surveyors in Westminster.

Barclay: 'Working constructively ' to address backstop issue

Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay has said the government is "working constructively" on how to deal with the Irish backstop issue.

Cristiano Ronaldo arrives at court with Georgina Rodriguez

Juventus striker Cristiano Ronaldo arrives at court in Madrid with partner Georgina Rodriguez to answer tax fraud charges

Ministers arrive for weekly cabinet meeting at Downing St

Ministers arrive for their weekly cabinet meeting at Downing Street as Theresa May faces new challenges on getting a Brexit deal that would get the support of parliament.

Which of these big 2018 movies looks set for Oscars success?

With the nominations announced today, here are our picks for Oscars success. Black Panther, A Star is Born, The Favourite and Vice all feature.

'People's Vote not Labour policy but on the table'

Shadow Business Secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey says Labour has not yet decided whether it would tell its MPs to back a second referendum on Brexit if its Commons amendment is chosen but has suggested that a second referendum "is on the table."

Sir David Attenborough: There’s doom around the corner

Sir David Attenborough has urged world leaders to act on climate change before it’s too late. His comments were made at the World Economic Forum.

Gigantic holes form in Iran due to excessive water pumping

Gigantic holes in Iran were not caused by missiles or meteorst, but are the result of land sinking due to excessive water pumping

Hilary Benn: We must take no-deal off the table

Labour's Chair of the Exiting the EU Committee Hilary Benn has said Theresa May must take no-deal off the table. Prime Minister Theresa May said today if Parliamentarians don't want no deal, then they should vote for the deal.

Hilary Benn: Let Parliament hold 'indicative votes'

Labour's Chair of the Exiting the EU Committee Hilary Benn says "while the door may have been open, her mind has remained closed" during the talks with Parliamentarians. He asks for a series of "indicative votes" on what Parliament would approve.

DUP welcome PM approach on backstop

The DUP's Westminster leader Nigel Dodds thanked the prime minister for the meetings they have held, and her "willingness to reach a consensus" and seek changes to the backstop.

Ken Clarke urges flexibility on customs union with EU

Veteran Tory MP Ken Clarke says he welcomes the PM's acknowledgement of the need to compromise, as well as her comments that she will not compromise on a permanently open border on the island of Ireland. Mr Clarke suggests reaching out to Remainers, at least by relaxing her "normal rejection" of a customs union and regulatory alignment. He questions whether other trade deals will fill the void left by the EU.

Anna Soubry: This just isn't good enough

Conservative MP and ardent Remainer Anna Soubry has said Theresa May's amended deal "is just not good enough." She said Britain has "become a laughingstock" and claims "nothing has changed".

Theresa May to scrap the £65 fee for EU citizens

Theresa May is scrapping the £65 fee millions of EU citizens were going to have to pay to secure the right to live in the UK after Brexit. It came as the prime minister makes a statement to MPs on how she plans to get them to back her Brexit deal.

Boris Johnson: 'Seek legally binding change to backstop'

Boris Johnson congratulates Theresa May on her decision to go back and renegotiate the Irish backstop and asks for a legally binding "change" to the backstop.

Corbyn says May is in 'deep denial' over Brexit defeat

Jeremy Corbyn has said Theresa May is still in "deep denial" over the defeat of her Brexit deal in the Commons. Responding to her statement, he said she "must change her red lines" as her current deal is "undeliverable".

PM departs Downing Street ahead of Commons statement

PM departs downing street ahead of Commons statement

Cross-party MPs had 'constructive' meeting with government

A group of cross-party MPs have met with senior government ministers to discuss a second referendum.

Jeremy Hunt: UK ‘committed’ to Good Friday Agreement

Theresa May is to set out her next steps to build a Commons majority for a Brexit deal amid signs she is still unwilling to give ground on her central demands. It has been reported the prime minister is considering trying to amend the Good Friday Agreement however Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said the UK remains "committed" to the Northern Ireland peace process.

Australia seeking free trade deal with UK after Brexit

International Trade Secretary Liam Fox met with Australian Trade Minister Simon Birmingham in London. Australia is hoping to secure a free trade deal with the UK after it leaves the European Union.

Prince Philip car crash victim: Duke should be prosecuted

Prince Philip car crash victim Emma Fairweather said she believes the Duke should face prosecution for the accident if found to be at fault.

May welcomes Ardern to Downing Street

The Prime Minister Theresa May has welcomed New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern to Downing Street this afternoon, before heading to the Commons to update MPs on Brexit.

Soubry and Umunna arrive at Cabinet Office for Brexit talks

Anna Soubry and Chuka Umunna arrive at Cabinet Office for talks on second referendum with Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington and Theresa May's chief of staff, Gavin Barwell.

David Lidington arrives at Downing Street for Brexit talks

Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington arrives at Downing Street for more Brexit talks with fellow MPs.

Penny Mordaunt: We have to deliver Brexit

Theresa May is to set out her next steps to build a Commons majority for a Brexit deal amid signs she is still unwilling to give ground on her central demands. International Development Secretary Penny Mordaunt has said parliament needs to "come together" and support the prime minister's deal.

Rare total lunar eclipse comes with a super 'Blood Moon'

The only total lunar eclipse this year came with a supermoon bonus. The event was visible throughout America and some parts of Europe

Amber Rudd 'hopes' MPs are satisfied with PM's amended deal

Theresa May is to set out her next steps to build a Commons majority for a Brexit deal amid signs she is still unwilling to give ground on her central demands. Work and Pensions Secretary Amber Rudd has said she "hopes" MPs are satisfied with May's amended deal.

Anya Taylor-Joy's mates think she's ridiculous!

Anya Taylor-Joy was looking amazing at The 39th London Critics' Circle Film Awards in London and admitted her mates think her fame's ridiculous!

Fionn Whitehead talks Harry Styles and Bandersnatch

Fionn Whitehead graced our screens as Tommy in Dunkirk and now he's back in Black Mirror hit, Bandersnatch and talks about the hype.

World's oldest man dies at home in Japan aged 113

The world's oldest man has died at his home in northern Japan at the age of 113. Masazo Nonaka passed away in the early hours of Sunday in Ashoro

Queen attends church following Prince Philip's car crash

Queen Elizabeth II has attended Sandringham Church this morning without Prince Philip, just three days after the duke was involved in a car crash.

Running street battle in Paris on 10th weekend of protests

Traffic lights were overturned and cars looted as riot police in Paris attempted to contain a tenth consecutive weekend of Yellow Vest protests

Director of Mary Queen of Scots talks 16th century legs

Mary Queen of Scots director Josie Rourke reveals what period costumes are really made of and why British actors are warned not to get too muscly

Dry January: The true impact on your health and the economy

Launched by the charity Alcohol Change UK, Dry January has steadily grown in popularity around the world. But what's the real impact on your health?

Keir Starmer sets out Labour's vision for a Brexit solution

Shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer says it would not be easy to get out of the current impasse on Brexit. He continued to set out Labour's vision for a solution on the Brexit crisis.

Operation to rescue Spanish boy who fell down well continues

Attempts continue to rescue two-year-old Julen Rosello who fell down a 110-metre borehole in southern Spain.

Prince Philip's active moments

The Duke of Edinburgh has always maintained an active and independent lifestyle and has since enjoyed driving well into his advanced years.

Family of arson attack victim: Months were 'worst' of lives

The sister of a victim who died in an arson attack says months following the death were "the worst" of the family's life. Leah Reek was among the five people killed after three men destroyrd a supermarket with a "bomb-like" blast to claim a £300,000 insurance pay-out.

Liam Fox signs first 'pipeline' post-Brexit trade deal

International Trade Secretary Dr Liam Fox signs the first of a "pipeline" of post-Brexit trade agreements with the Australian High Commissioner George Brandis. Dr Fox says the UK would not be able to have an independent trade policy if it was to remain in the customs union.

Controversial bull taming sport makes a comeback in India

A traditional, but controversial bull taming sport called Jallikattu has made a comeback in southern India after being banned for three years.

Ant McPartlin is all smiles as he returns to work

Ant McPartlin has returned to work alongside presenting partner Dec Donnelly on the new series of Britain's Got Talent. The 43-year-old took time away from the spotlight to go to rehab following a drink-driving arrest.

Ant and Dec reunite for Britain's Got Talent auditions

Ant McPartlin has returned to work with his long-time screen partner Declan Donnelly at the first day of auditions for ITV's Britain's Got Talent.

Princess Anne asked about Prince Philip following car crash

Princess Anne is asked how her father Prince Philip is faring after he was involved in a car accident with another vehicle on Thursday. Prince Phillip suffered no injuries in the accident which happened close to the Sandringham Estate.