Exclusive: Arsenal want Scotland international Fraser to provide competition to Alex Iwobi, with Bournemouth likely to sell now rather than risk losing the player on a free transfer next summer
'You have to reread these stories to believe them. It is unbelievable. It leaves you shocked. It seems extraordinary that young people in such distress should be dealt with like this,' campaigner says
If I was to deny we were in a relationship, would he accuse me of 'misrepresenting the truth'? Maybe. Probably
Keep the kids entertained with one of these adventure playsets
New film serves as sequel to Terminator 2: Judgment Day
Postal ballots not turning up on time
This gender-flipped version of 'Indecent Proposal' isn't a profound meditation on free will – it's a soap opera
Whitehall is on lockdown as police investigate a "suspicious item".
Big Pharma is rightly coming under increasing pressure over its pricing practices. Profits are necessary to fund new treatments, but there's a world of difference between that and anti competitive profiteering. The regulator now has eight cases open
Lord Hain quotes whistleblower saying 'hundreds of grievance cases' were raised against retail mogul
His deft guitar playing led to him being nicknamed Fan Fan and joining one of the genre's most prestigious bands
'It will be catastrophic,' residents told. 'Leave now!!'
Conviction thrown out over unfair trial and forced confession
Former England prop has been unveiled as the latest star name for Twickenham's exhibition on 2 June
Wreck marooned under Mobile River identified as Clotilda, which carried 110 Africans to US in 1860
Reference to anti-semitic trope was done by a 'prankster' and accidentally approved by moderators, Telegram says
How did we rate Liverpool's players in the 2018-19 season?
'At the polling station my British husband gets the ballot while I am simply told: "Vote in your own country!"'
Director says 'it's like a painter discovering a new colour' – but can a film partly shot using an iPhone hold its own at Cannes?
Leaked government documents describe 38-year-old as holding 'extremist views' as recently as 2016
Continuing our column on the lives of ordinary women behind extraordinary stories, this month's woman risked her life to save others. By Harriet Hall
The campaign for a second vote on leaving the EU has galvanised millions – now let's bring that energy to the ballot box
Road closure affects voters using Highgate Library to cast ballot in EU poll
The passenger only realised when he looked out of the window and realised the landscape looked different
Sometimes patience does indeed pay, especially in the case of this unctuous slab of grass-fed smoky beef brisket. Once the tender meat has gently roasted, all that's needed is the crunch of some tangy quick pickles and a few soft brioche buns