The main railway station in the Hungarian capital, Budapest, opens its doors to hundreds of migrants after a two-day stand-off.

Some 3.7 million women - nearly three in 10 employees - will receive a pay rise by 2020 owing to the new National Living Wage, research by a think tank suggests.

Hollywood actor Mel Gibson will not be charged over allegations that he pushed and verbally abused a female photographer in Australia.

The father of a three-year-old Syrian boy found drowned on a beach in Turkey tells the BBC of the family's fatal voyage trying to reach Europe.

The government rejects a request from a group of football supporters to investigate the rental of the Olympic Stadium to West Ham United.

Japanese carmaker Nissan announces it will invest £100m in its UK plant at Sunderland to build the new Juke model.

A 14-year-old boy who sent a naked photo of himself to a girl at school has had a crime of making and distributing indecent images recorded against him, the BBC learns.

More than 3,300 people died from drug poisoning in 2014 in England and Wales, the highest figure since modern records began, the Office for National Statistics says.