UK gas and fuel prices continue to rise as Russia-Ukraine tensions worsen.
The government tells Ofcom the RT channel is "part of Russia's global disinformation campaign".
Clarity over UK funding is needed before plans for mass testing are confirmed, the Scottish government says.
Chilling footage of Austin Osayande carrying his victim was released following the attack in Leeds.
The PM promises more military support for Ukraine, but Labour urges tougher action against Russia.
Covid-19 is contributing to pressures at Antrim Area Hospital, the Northern Trust says.
Scotland's first minister says it is "unthinkable" that her predecessor would stay on the Russian channel.
The Met's deputy commissioner has asked the home secretary to review Dame Cressida's departure.
The Duchess of Cambridge is on a two-day trip to learn about schemes fostering early years development.
It's part of new government proposals to shake up England's higher education system.
A fall in Covid rates in London means people will no longer need to wear masks on public transport.
About 200 people protest against plans to downgrade a hospital and remove its A&E department.
Britain will provide a "further package of military support" to help Ukraine says the PM.
Amrit Magar is handed a five-year restraining order after walking 23 miles to the tennis star's home.
BMW stands down production at its Oxford plant for a week due to a global computer chip shortage.
Nearly 1.5 million people are still to file and so could face fines from the start of March.
The foreign secretary defends the UK's initial measures against Russia, describing them as "severe".
The UK's biggest airport blames Covid restrictions in 2021 for its lowest passenger numbers since 1972.
The river is expected to peak in Worcestershire, where severe flooding is predicted to continue.
A BBC investigation witnesses grooming, sexual material and a rape threat in a virtual reality world.
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