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Business Secretary Grant Shapps visits the Suffolk coast to mark the signing of contracts.

A report says 39,000 people may also have been given incorrect PCR results from a private lab.

Emma Raducanu shot to fame when she won the US Open title as an 18-year-old qualifier.

Scotland's deadline for filling in the census had to be extended and failed to reach its 90% target.

Nitesh Bissendary is accused of killing Yoram Hirshfeld and Noga Sella by dangerous driving.

The government is looking at how people could spend the money on things other than electricity.

Stelios Averkiou,16, was sitting on a park bench with friends when he was targeted for his phone.

Wales will need to beat England and hope the other result goes their way to stay in the tournament.

The arrest of a BBC journalist in Shanghai is "completely unacceptable", a Foreign Office source says.

David Crawford, 59, was riding a motorbike and wearing his club's colours when he was killed.

A former Ferguson boss claims ministers rejected an offer to finish two CalMac ferries for an extra £50m.

Cat Burns, Flo and Nia Archives are tipped to be named the UK music industry's hottest new act.

Four people from Leicester tell BBC News about life in the city and how it’s changed.

Nine-year-old Preston said the football team "could make history for all of Wales" ahead of a crucial World Cup game with England.

The 2021 census for England and Wales also shows an increase in the number of people with no religion.

People are protecting their spending on holidays despite pressure on household budgets, the airline says.

The Fuller's boss says festive parties could be cancelled without a speedy resolution to the dispute.

Claims of corruption or other abuses of power by police officers can be reported via the hotline.

An investigation into what happened at a Birmingham NHS trust says surgery should remain suspended.

Parliament Hill Lido has urged visitors to have shorter swims now that temperatures have dropped.