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Britishvolt says the money unlocks huge private investment for a protect that will create thousands of jobs.

Rail chiefs are set to get rid of unnecessary on-board announcements to make journeys more peaceful.

Many of Friday's papers lead with the claims that Tory rebels have been blackmailed, which the PM has rejected.

Shelley Parry says she would have died and left a heartbroken family behind without blood donors.

Restrictions brought in to tackle Omicron meant fans were barred from stadiums from 26 December.

Mass transit schemes in big cities and bridges or tunnels to replace some island ferry links are among the recommendations.

The senior civil servant is leading the investigation into parties at Downing Street.

Belfast teen Fionntán McGarvey was assaulted before Christmas and has died after weeks in hospital.

Prince William and Catherine visit a Burnley charity set up during the pandemic to help those in need.

Three men are arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter after a fatal bridge collapse.

The firm came under fire after it told a customer it did not put calls from lone women drivers first.

Zara Rutherford, 19, has arrived back in Belgium after her five-month journey over 52 countries.

Ex-minister Robert Buckland urges the government to end detention in hospitals for long periods.

Nicholas Rossi is facing extradition over a charge of rape in Utah in the United States.

Most broadband and phone bills will rise by more than 9% at the end of March, BT says.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday evening.

Ms Gaffka is being backed by her MP and received hundreds of messages after saying she was spiked.

Kieran Reilly says he is the first person to perform three backflips and a 180-degree spin on a bike.

The "pork pie plot" is just the latest in a long line of attempted Westminster coups.

The artist gave her neon sign to the government but says the "current situation is shameful".