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- PM responds to Sir Alan Bates after repeated requests
- Sara Sharif’s father says stepmother was ‘true villain’
- 'Incredibly rare' pygmy hippo born at Edinburgh zoo
- Tube strikes called off after union talks
- Philp appointed shadow home secretary by Badenoch
- Queen Camilla cancels events due to chest infection
- NHS bosses attack 'rip off' doctor overtime rates
- NHS to review prostate cancer testing after Chris Hoy call for change
- Scottish government facing £170m court case over axed bottle recycling scheme
- Train safety system failed before mid Wales fatal crash, report says
Daniel Boulton trial: Murder accused encouraged police to shoot him
Daniel Boulton, of Skegness, admits the manslaughter of his ex-girlfriend and her nine-year-old son.
Covid in Wales: Holidays abroad are now OK, says Mark Drakeford
Welsh ministers previously said foreign travel should only be for essential reasons.
Johnson: UK would boost Nato troops if Ukraine invaded
Britain is prepared to deploy soldiers to protect allies in Europe should Russia invade, the PM says.
Walney School: Arrest after boy, 15, stabbed at school
A 16-year-old boy is arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm after the attack at Walney School.
Rashford condemns anti-Semitism after Wiley photo
Marcus Rashford says he does not condone discrimination "of any kind" after being criticised for a photo with controversial rapper Wiley.
Edinburgh mother on hunger strike to have baby's remains returned
Lydia Reid's son, Gary, was a week old when he died in 1975 - but his coffin was buried with no body inside.
PM birthday cake 'unfair' says woman after candle telling off
Melanie Dawson was "raked over the coals" for helping a care home resident blow out a candle on a cake.
Police to investigate Downing Street lockdown parties
Boris Johnson welcomes the inquiry, saying it would "give the public the clarity it needs" over the allegations.
One in eight pupils out of school as Covid worsens
The official figures also show a quarter of schools with teachers and leaders' absence rates above 15%.
Rayner: Potential criminality has been found in Downing Street
Labour's Angela Rayner asks minister Michael Ellis to assure MPs the Sue Gray report will be published in full.
Dr Gary Jenkins left for dead in homophobic Bute attack, trial hears
Dr Gary Jenkins encountered the worst traits of human kind during fatal attack, a court hears.
London bus crash: Children injured as double-decker hits shop
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan said his thoughts were with those affected by the "terrible incident".
Downing Street party claims lead Cheshire councillor to quit
Cheshire East councillor Nicky Wylie quits the Conservative group after "recent national events".
Holiday bookings jump as UK Covid travel tests axed
Jet2 says bookings increased by 30% after it was announced test rules would be relaxed.
Freda Walker: Trial date set for man charged with murder of woman, 86
Vasile Culea is accused of killing Freda Walker and attempting to kill her husband Ken.
Glasgow School of Art fire: Inquiry unable to find cause
A three-year investigation into the 2018 fire said the cause was "undetermined" because of the damage caused.
Spread high energy costs over several years, says Octopus Energy boss
Smoothing price increases is the best way to avoid hefty rises in bills, says Octopus Energy.
Royal Mail to cut jobs amid ongoing postal delays
Around 700 management roles will go as the firm struggles to cope with Covid-related absences.
Frustrating we can't talk about big issues of today - Shapps
Grants Shapps is asked if he is defending something that "in your heart of hearts you know isn't defensible".
British bride's 1930s wedding dress saved from Australian rubbish skip
A silk dress destined for the dump is snapped up by another bride-to-be 84 years after it was worn.
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