“I whacked a US marine with my walking stick – and enjoyed it”

Newspaper number two says he's "incredibly excited" to join BBC2's flagship current affairs show after more than 20-years with the publication

"This is about saving the fibre of our communities, the way we live. This casual, public contact, most of it associated with errands, gives people a feeling of identity"

Charles Ramsey, who heard screams of woman kept captive in Cleveland, Ohio for a decade, becomes instant viral hit

A new report suggests the real-life return of the police box could help make Britain safer

Melissa Kite compares the real dramas of Westminster with David Tennant's new drama

"I was initially annoyed that Sherlock was set in the modern day, so I tuned in with my arms folded. But it’s so stylish, fast-moving and brilliantly acted"

Episodes of Rolf's Animal Clinic and Olive the Ostrich have been replaced after the entertainer was detained by officers investigating historic allegations of sexual abuse

The Labour peer branded the case "a derisory attempt to smear my name and extract money" and said the result was "a victory for the law against the claim culture"

"Going back to the country where I was nearly murdered nine years ago, meant taking a long, deep breath. What sort of a country would I find?"