A woman dubbed the "Angel of Woolwich" for confronting the killers of soldier Lee Rigby is detained under the Mental Health Act.

A record number of people died on the UK's railways last year, from either trespassing or committing suicide, but it remains the safest form of transport on land.

Ex-President Nicolas Sarkozy says the French judiciary is "being used for political ends", as he is formally investigated for influence peddling.

A women who was a victim of revenge porn speaks out about it as MPs talk about changing the law.

Scriptwriter Jimmy McGovern tackles the controversial law of joint enterprise in his latest drama, Common.

No gross negligence manslaughter charges are to be brought over the deaths of three soldiers on a training exercise in the Brecon Beacons.

The government is exploring emergency measures to kick-start house-building, amid an expected fall in new build this year, BBC Newsnight learns.

Extra-time goals from Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku send Belgium into the World Cup quarter-finals at the USA's expense.