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One girl told school inspectors that "boys ask for nudes or keep spamming your phone".

Another seven million people will be able to book their top up jab, including those in at-risk groups.

Over 120 politicians did work for polling companies, earning more than £116,000 since the last election.

A Foreign Office official tells the BBC the government's handling of the evacuation was "unforgiveable".

Former child refugee Rehana Popal now helps Afghans with asylum applications.

Steven Bartlett, the 29-year-old co-founder of Social Chain, shares his business advice.

Charity Spread a Smile has put on a tea party for seriously ill children who spent lockdown in hospital.

Wednesday's headlines focus on a video of No 10 staff joking about a party in Downing Street last year.

Scotland's finance secretary warns that "there is never enough money for everybody to be happy".

Camilla admits she gets "quite ratty" if disturbed while listening to The Archers.

The video leaked to ITV comes after days of questions about the event that took place last year.

Boris Johnson denies intervening to get charity staff and pets out of Afghanistan in the summer.

The Department of Health says the three cases are linked to travel to NI from Great Britain.

Voters will be asked whether they want to have a mayor or replace the role with a committee system.

Sir Philip Barton says he has "reflected on" his 17-day summer holiday and would not do the same again.

The Treasury has warned that higher public sector pay could make high inflation rates persist.

Ian Bennett stabbed his new girlfriend Kerry Woolley more than 50 times.

Suicide bomber Salman Abedi assaulted a girl while studying at college in 2012, an inquiry hears.

Some UK residents coming back from South Africa are still struggling to find quarantine hotel rooms.

Scotland's Covid restrictions to be reviewed daily as first minister warns that Omicron is a "significant challenge".