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People in New York weigh-in on the conclusion of the fatal subway chokehold case and whether they feel safe on the city's transit system.
A Police Ombudsman report has been unable to explain why records from the original police investigation were lost.
Sara's father and stepmother were found guilty of murder. Her uncle was found guilty of causing or allowing the death of a child.
A US man has been jailed for at least 26 years after lunging at a judge in Las Vegas in January.
A horse which broke free from a Scottish racecourse has been captured on video galloping through a nearby town two miles away.
The 10-year-old's father and stepmother have been found guilty of her murder.
Stella McLoughlin from the campaign group Ladies with Letters says what has happened was unforgivable.
Two people were hospitalised after a huge blast destroyed a house in Ilford.
Father Thaddeus Kotik abused children on Caldey island for more than 20 years, a review finds.
Larry had been joking with his friends about a man who looked like the suspect.
Police say David John Andrews was a "heinous predator" who groomed young girls across the UK.
Ruth Jones says she and James Corden feel as if their characters will carry on living their lives.
A driver captured a close call with a falling tree as Storm Darragh swept across the UK.
The blaze has burned more than 300 acres with a "rapid rate of spread", say authorities.
Ray Eveleigh, a retired reverend from East Yorkshire, passes grade eight, 67 years after last exam.
The 26-year-old was taken into custody at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania, in connection to the killing of United Health CEO Brian Thompson.
A 17-year-old speed climber from Glasgow says she has her sights set on going to LA 2028.
The historic marble slab was discovered in 1913 during railway excavations in present-day Israel.
The "person of interest" was detained on firearms charges at a McDonald's in Altoona, Pennsylvania.
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