Three police forces apologise to a crash victim left in a ditch for more than two hours due to county border confusion.

EU leaders meeting in Brussels agree to give at least €1bn (£700m, $1.1bn) to UN agencies in a series of measures aimed at tackling the migrant crisis.

George Osborne urges Chinese firms to pitch for £11.8bn in construction contracts for the UK's proposed High Speed Two rail line, on his visit to China.

Dame Zaha Hadid is awarded Riba's royal gold medal for architecture, making her the first woman to be awarded the honour in her own right.

Garden feeding is driving a shift in the migration of blackcaps, causing more of the birds to spend winter in Britain.

Freezing the £21,000 earnings threshold for repaying student loans in England would cost a typical graduate an extra £2,800 over 30 years, the Sutton Trust warns.

More than 30,000 alleged crimes linked to schools were reported to police in 2014, with theft and violent crime the most common offences.

The NHS in England could be losing up to £5.7bn a year to fraud in areas such as payroll, prescriptions and patient registration, a report suggests.