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Sebbie Hall originally set a goal of £1,000 and has now set up a foundation after raising much more.

Ledgers from a Leeds cinema reveal how the nation reacted to the Spanish flu after World War One.

BBC News meets gardeners who use their gargantuan growing skills to help food banks and feed friends.

The family overwhelmed by the public's reaction to the story of their financial struggles.

There are many things in our favour, but Omicron is spreading fast. What have we learned this week?

In his annual Christmas message, Boris Johnson says getting vaccinated shows a neighbourly spirit.

Vaccinations are taking place in England over the festive period as Omicron cases rise further.

Murray Head is all but forgotten in the UK, but in his adopted home France he ranks among the greats.

Data suggests that demand for flats is reviving after the race for space during the pandemic.

The latest analysis on the severity of Omicron makes the front of several papers on Christmas Eve.

The helpline faces Covid staffing pressures and urges people to treat common illnesses at home.

Many facilities used by those with muscle wasting conditions remain closed due to the pandemic.

She is pictured wearing a brooch worn on her honeymoon with her late husband Prince Philip.

The long-serving 74-year-old's last show is described as "an emotional one for the whole newsroom".

Two men are jailed for a total of 33 years for laundering £70m, of which £10m came from Covid loans.

However, a major report showed the protection from catching Covid started to wane 10 weeks after the booster.

The treatments, one of which can be taken at home, will be given to people at most risk.

Conor Murphy says his department will deliver a support package of £40m for more than 3,000 businesses.

Epidemiologist Dr Susan Hopkins says findings suggest Omicron is less likely to lead to hospitalisation.

Scientists have created the world's oldest family tree from bones interred at a 5,700-year-old tomb.