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Gusts of 83mph have caused power cuts for hundreds of homes across south Wales.

The health board running Wales' largest hospital issues an appeal for help with Covid patients.

Kay White started working at Claverley Post Office in Shropshire at the age of 14.

Áine Kearns remembers her "caring, incredibly witty" daughter Anna, 18, who died in August.

Irish government papers from 1990 suggest some IRA bosses did not share the party's socialist views.

Most of Sunday's papers report that the Oxford Covid vaccine could be approved within days.

Boris Johnson promises "big changes" after Brexit, but fishermen's leaders accuse him of "caving in".

Evidence of the former UK prime minister's Euroscepticism is revealed in newly released archives.

Some exhibitions and galleries scheduled to open, including Tutankhamun relics and a movie museum.

Thomas Becket, killed in Canterbury in 1170, was attached to a "little book", which may now have been found in Cambridge.

Residents say the "horrendous stench" became unbearable after a fire during the first lockdown.

Ikram Abdi Omar was the UK's first hijab-wearing model to feature on the cover of Vogue.

The tradition began as the brothers wanted to make Christmas more exciting than exchanging vouchers.

Brass bands in the "Yorkshire heartland" say they are struggling to continue around Covid restrictions.

The fire in 2018 at the Staffordshire Roaches raged for days and destroyed 50 years' worth of peat.

The charity says 75% of people seeking advice over benefits and jobs had never contacted it before.

A 13-year-old girl has built up a following of thousands on social media.

Everton move up to second in the Premier League after edging a tight contest against Sheffield United at rain-lashed Bramall Lane.

These are the most important aspects of the UK-EU deal, and how it could affect our day-to-day lives.

BBC Scotland looks back at some of the positive stories that emerged during the course of the pandemic.