Judge asks for review of social services’ actions saying there was a ‘wholesale acceptance that (the boy) should be regarded as a girl’

The government is putting forward its own version of the bill

‘The people behind the desk were coughing the most and quite aggressively. Within two minutes, they shouted for everyone to get out’

‘Film me, come on, I’m homeless living on the streets mate,’ the man tells the camera

At least 200 Iraqi families have been forced to leave their homes for Mosul by Islamic State (IS) fighters and could be used as human shields, the UN warns.

Microsoft’s focus on cloud computing has helped it deliver better-than-expected quarterly profits and sent its shares to an all-time high.

Conservatives, Liberal Democrats and Ukip did not contest the seat as a mark of respect to Ms Cox

More than a third of LGBT students worry about hate crime as a result of their sexual orientation

The head of the coalition forces for Iraq and Syria tells the BBC that the Islamic State group is “a brutal opponent” in the fight for Mosul.

Facebook has apologised for removing a video on breast cancer awareness posted by a Swedish group, saying it was incorrectly taken down.