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Labour MP Vicky Foxcroft asks Boris Johnson about the lack of a sign language interpreter in his briefing room.

National Records of Scotland figures say the virus was ranked fifth in March, behind cancer and dementia.

A vulnerable recluse was killed by his tenants to steal part of his £3.5m estate, a court hears.

Denis Fawsitt could not see his regular numbers, so asked for a lucky dip instead and won £116,124.

Travel trade group Abta warns that the cost of testing is still a "significant restriction" for people.

Sir James Dyson defends moving his firm's headquarters to Singapore and says Dyson is a British firm.

US personnel will also go, despite Afghan warnings of civil war if international forces withdraw.

Brewers around Yorkshire and North East Lincolnshire say business is slowly gaining momentum again.

The gang mainly targeted Asda stores, stealing perfume, thousands of nappies and razor blades.

A young woman with endometriosis says surgery is being refused due to her age and childless status.

BBC News NI speaks to young people excited at the prospect of sitting their driving tests.

Derby Aero Club says it hopes to offer the plane to people completing the Duke of Edinburgh's Award.

A boy tells how he replied to an advert on Snapchat and was groomed to sell drugs at the age of 14.

The Woodland Trust says this could mean "disaster" for wildlife, including birds, insects and fungi.

Fair Isle is one of the UK's most remote communities - but every adult has now had a second vaccine.

Justine Jianikos has terminal cancer which was only spotted after it had spread, she says.

More than £186,000 was raised on a GoFundMe page set up after Mary Agyapong died with Covid-19.

Using different shots for the first and second doses might give better protection, say experts.

The papers cover new revelations over David Cameron's lobbying and the easing of virus restrictions.

Online property portal names Cornish surfing town as place where properties sell fastest.