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Only 9% of crimes end with suspects being charged or summonsed, Home Office figures suggest.
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Dominic Raab meets the EU's chief negotiator, as the IMF warns Ireland will be hit hard by a no deal Brexit.
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The US rejects President Putin's call to question US citizens, including a former Moscow ambassador.
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Julian Smith faces pressure after an MP was told to break a pact and take part in a key Brexit vote.
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The collapse means all 335 stores will have closed by 10 August with the loss of 5,100 jobs.
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Firefighter Harry Bettinson was still on probation at the time of the Grenfell Tower fire.
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It comes after an inquiry into the Manchester bombing found that many adults lacked life-saving skills.
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The fashion firm destroyed £28m of unwanted stock last year in a bid to protect its brand.
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Donald Trump says he considers President Putin responsible for any Russian interference in US elections.
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Stores will dim lights, turn music off and avoid using the tannoy on Saturdays from 09:00 to 10:00.
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The Facebook founder's assertion that Holocaust deniers should be given a voice has outraged many.
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It comes after the 78-year-old singer cancelled a show on Wednesday because of a bacterial infection.
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One mum queued outside a Cardiff school from 03:30 BST to get one of the 100 breakfast club places.
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The recent hot weather has seen waterfalls dry up and lush, green grass turn yellow.
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Reality TV star's decision to piece her baby's ears has thousands talking about consent and culture.
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Two teenagers share their experiences of being transgender school students.
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An Instagram post from Humans of New York has led social workers to explain why they would ignore clients.
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Two orphaned Scottish wildcat kittens have been rescued, giving hope to an endangered species.
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A school's site manager came up with the idea after watching a television programme.
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Whether it's drinking or taking drugs, young people in the UK seem to be getting more sensible.
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A pop-up catwalk in Trafalgar Square invites people of all shapes and sizes to show body positivity.
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Persimmon Homes says it "remains committed to resolving the works" at the homes in Newquay.
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Councillors are considering a proposal for an underwater graveyard off Australia's Gold Coast.
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BBC coverage of latest developments
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The EU has issued a 16-page document outlining the preparations for deal or no deal.
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A British company says their bags biodegrade to nothing, but not everyone is convinced.
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As celebrities rush to colour their hair silver, some women with natural greys are ditching dyes.
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A once-notorious housing estate in Sheffield is getting an art gallery - in its old garage block.
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Police forces are experiencing record numbers of 999 calls.
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As the long holidays start, children's charity NSPCC urges parents and carers not to leave young children home alone.
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Israel may be a big ally of the US, but it is moving ahead with ever more business deals with China.
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Geraint Thomas wins his second Tour de France stage in a row to extend his yellow jersey lead as Sky team-mate Chris Froome finishes fourth.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic speaks to BBC Sport about Paul Pogba, Wayne Rooney, leaving Manchester United and that debut goal for LA Galaxy.
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Four-time world champion Lewis Hamilton agrees a lucrative deal to stay at Mercedes until the end of 2020.
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Thailand's Kiradech Aphibarnrat holes a remarkable shot from the fairway on the 17th hole on the opening day of the 2018 Open Championship at Carnoustie.
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The full, untold story of Now That's What I Call Music - by the people who made it.
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It's a remarkable story of friendship and human endurance - and it all began with a birthday party.