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Police arrest a 17-year-old boy after Sue Addis is found dead at a house in Brighton.

A London fashion student made the "social distancing bandeau" out of a Chiltern Railways seat cover.

Business Secretary Alok Sharma becomes full-time president of November's COP26 conference in Glasgow.

Terence Glover "ploughed" into a group of children in his car as they were leaving school.

Andrew Laird's behaviour was described as "callous and calculated" by police.

UK records 1,325 deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test - the highest daily figure since the start of the pandemic

The mayor says in some parts of London 1 in 20 people has Covid-19, as he declares a "major incident".

The two women were given £200 fixed penalty notices after driving five miles to go on a walk.

The EastEnders and Carry On actress died in December, having had dementia.

Three grammar schools have said that they will not use the AQE test in February this year.

Jonathan nearly died from Covid but his story has a very happy ending.

Seventeen million doses have been ordered by the UK - 10 million more than planned - and are expected to arrive in spring.

The UK's vaccine deployment minister welcomes the approval of a third vaccine.

Six people, including the sister of one of those killed in the 1974 blasts, are given £200 fines.

With attendance as high as 50% in some areas, heads call for pupil limits in England's lockdown schools.

Meanwhile almost half of people took advantage of Christmas bubble rules, a national survey suggests.

The firm's plan to improve access to online classes "did not suitably meet" children's needs, it says.

The aircraft is still in a field, three days after it sunk into the mud in a precautionary landing.

The deaths of a further 93 people have been recorded - with the number of patients in hospital at record levels.

Secret recordings revealed "enough profanity, casual sexism and racism to last a lifetime".