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The men were injured in a street fight after a group had tried to break into a house, police say.

The home secretary and her official disagreed but she did not bully him, a source tells the BBC.

Others are injured as a train crashes near the Australian town of Wallan, in Victoria.

Two men joined forces to rescue a woman who was trapped on top of her submerged car for 12 hours.

Wales recall scrum-half Gareth Davies and flanker Ross Moriarty to face France in the Six Nations as coach Wayne Pivac makes two changes.

James Watson is accused of killing six-year-old Rikki Neave who was found strangled in woodland.

Roger Federer, the 20-time Grand Slam champion, will miss this year's French Open after having surgery on his right knee.

The company says it sent the strange "1" alert to Samsung devices by mistake.

The bill weighed on the bank's profits, but is close to drawing a line under the mis-selling saga.

Saima Afzal and Maryam Batan were the first female Asians to be elected to Blackburn council.

Your morning briefing for Thursday 20 February 2020.

Roma are set to have talks with other European clubs about raising awareness of missing children after a groundbreaking social media campaign.

The actress tells Victoria Derbyshire her next film, The Secret Garden, could possibly be her last.

"Grace is gone", her cousin says in a BBC interview, and no jail term will change the fact.

The billionaire faces off against opponents for first time in a slugfest debate worthy of Las Vegas.

Larry Tesler was responsible for many of the innovations that made personal computing accessible.

Toni was 11 when her mum first when to prison, she's now 21 and speaks about her experiences.

Audie was in debt and losing hope. But Jeannette, who'd once been in debt herself, was able to help.

The biggest animal on Earth is returning to waters where it was nearly driven to extinction.

Only those who are well can travel, and they will be quarantined on their return, it is understood.