Chinese travellers took to Weibo, Facebook and Twitter to condemn a World Duty Free offer which required them to spend hundreds more pounds than other nationalities.
Tesco has launched an investigation after a viral video appeared to show two staff members engaging in a sex act in the Stalham branch.
A week after the UK united over Trump's claim that the NHS is "going broke and not working" people are sharing their stories with the #LoveYourNHS Twitter hashtag.
Figures released by the Home Office show the number of officers in September 2017 was 16% lower than its 2009 peak.
Police want to speak to man seen on CCTV images after attempted rape and sexual assault of girl in Openshaw.
Several students walk out during Emeritus Lawrence Rosen's talk attempting to gauge reaction to "oppressive symbolism".
Britain's largest airport says an investigation is underway but the incident will not affect journeys.
Bad behaviour was reportedly witnessed following a Port and Policy party run by the Oxford University Conservative Association, that has Jacob Rees-Mogg as honorary president.
The Advertising Standards Authority investigated after a customer claimed an Amazon advert resulted in their Echo Dot placing an order for Purina cat food.
Charlie Flinders, now 18, sent a number of explicit messages to the 12-year-old girl before he raped her in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, in 2015.
Foreign secretary Boris Johnson will say that it is "intolerable" for the EU to impose laws on the UK after Brexit.
Nelly, from St Louis, Missouri, is under investigation by Essex Police after a woman said she was sexually assaulted at an address in Westcliff on 5 December 2017.
A video posted to Instagram purportedly shows a stolen 1951 Triumph Thunderbird burned by a bike thief in Bristol on Tuesday (13 February).
Aweys Shikhey, 38, from Tottenham, north London, was described as 'a terrorist hiding in plain sight' as the Old Bailey heard he also wanted to gun down Spurs supporters with AK47.
A nudist spa has closed its doors after losing a string of legal battles, because its sex dungeon breached green belt planning restrictions.
Lee Embley jailed for calmly fired a gun into a crowded Birmingham pub before being arrested by firearms officers in high speed pursuit.
A quarter of all property owned by overseas companies in England and Wales is held by companies registered in the British Virgin Islands, according to new research.
A man who filmed his neighbours having sex and uploaded the videos to a porn site has been jailed and faces deportation.
Three people have been stabbed after a fight broke out during a funeral in Co Armagh, Northern Ireland. None are believed to be in a life-threatening condition.
Whistleblower Helen Evans says volunteers were not vetted for criminal records after Penny Lawrence resigns.
Former youth coach guilty of multiple sex offences against boys in case which sparked investigation into abuse allegations in football.
A drugs gang who kidnapped and tortured a teen for £5,000 they claim he owed them were sentenced to more than 40 years in jail.
Judge throws out latest appeal from WikiLeaks founder holed up inside Ecuadorian Embassy to have UK arrest warrant for jumping bail dropped.
The Metropolitan Police are investigating an "incident" inside the House of Parliament in Westminster on 13 February. Sources suggest they are dealing with a suspicious package.
Flight Lieutenant Timothy Barry was living with Sarah Seddon when the alleged incident took place at their home near RAF Benson in Oxfordshire
British navy to send warship to South China Sea and challenge Beijing's claim to disputed international waters - a move likely to anger China.
The Oxfam revelations are far more disturbing than the reports of boorish behaviour by businessmen at The Presidents Club dinner.
Colin Jones, who has served with the London Fire Brigade for 28 years, faces being forced to move abroad as his wife Elizabeth Madrid has been refused a UK visa.
Commonwealth leaders are gathering in London where they will begin secret discussions as to who will succeed Queen Elizabeth II as head of the organisation.
Ekaterina Andreeva, who was performing at a nightclub in Giza, north-western Egypt, was taken off stage by the police for "inciting young people to disobedience and immorality".