Ex-chancellor Sajid Javid calls for under-18s to be protected, saying "child marriage is child abuse".
As the health secretary heads to Parliament, he is asked about a phrase the PM is alleged to have used about him last year.
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday evening.
Bigfoot will see performances by Primal Scream and Hot Chip despite current lockdown restrictions.
It comes after more than 90 Welsh schools were named on a website for reporting sexual abuse claims.
The government is accused of breaching the Equality Act by failing to provide sign language interpreters.
Thousands of unused police and security breakfasts are distributed to schools and the homeless.
A paramedic's two-fingered CPR in the back of an ambulance saved the life of baby Finlay when he arrived 14 weeks early.
Boris Johnson's former top aide launches a fresh tirade against Health Secretary Matt Hancock.
A fatal accident inquiry will be held into the Cameron House fire which killed two men.
A judge alters the inquest verdict in the death of the 15-year-old who went missing in a Malaysian jungle.
People can walk in to get a first or second vaccine dose at most of the London pop-up clinics.
The event attracts 10,000 people but government restrictions have led to its cancellation.
The mother-of-eight has one of the only families in the UK with six generations alive at the same time.
The black equal rights activist remains in a critical condition after being shot at a house party.
The year Mike Tindall won the Rugby World Cup was the same year his father received his diagnosis.
Corinna Smith poured a boiling mix over her 81-year-old husband after a family row, prosecutors say.
Those found camping on the beach "can expect an uncomfortable night’s sleep", a council says.
Thomas Braun's younger brother has up to 100 epileptic seizures a day.
A clip shared on social media shows demonstrators haranguing BBC Newsnight reporter Nicholas Watt.
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