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- Suzy Lamplugh murder suspect dies in prison
- Starmer tightens rules on gifts to ministers
- Fifty-one migrants rescued from Channel
- Strong US relations crucial, says PM after Trump win
- Woman claims Conor McGregor choked her before rape
- Warning millions will struggle to pay water bill rises
- Sara Sharif’s stepmum was ‘possessed’, court hears
- Letby 'offered tips on getting away with murder'
- 'Dartford Crossing trips ended with bailiffs at my door'
- Arrests after boy, 7, and man died in house blast
Five people hurt as car mounts pavement in Hackney
An eyewitness reports seeing two pedestrians "flying in mid-air" as a car left the road.
Covid: London's coronavirus levels rising, ONS says
But infections kept falling in most English regions as the second lockdown ended.
Referee Owens retires from international rugby
Nigel Owens, the referee with the most appearances in international matches, brings an end to his Test career.
Tributes paid to 'extraordinary' Dame Barbara Windsor
Actors Larry Lamb, Danny Dyer and Tracy-Ann Oberman are among those honouring the late EastEnders star.
Essex lorry deaths: Old Bailey jury retires to consider verdicts
Four men are accused of being part of a plot linked to the deaths of 39 people in a trailer in Essex.
Where do the UK's main political parties stand on Brexit now?
With pressure mounting on securing a trade deal for post-Brexit Britain, we look at MPs' positions.
Johnson: No-deal Brexit now 'very, very likely'
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said the chances of a no-deal Brexit are "very, very likely".
Covid: Trials to test combination of Oxford and Sputnik vaccines
The aim is to see whether mixing two vaccines could improve protection against Covid-19.
Ursula von der Leyen: Brexit will be 'new beginnings for old friends'
EC President Ursula von der Leyen says "positions remain apart" as Brexit negotiations continue.
Brexit: Will you still be able to take your pet to Europe? And other questions
We answer some of your questions about Brexit.
Malcolm Turnbull: 'Be careful what you wish for'
Former Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull warns the UK against an Australian-style trading relationship with the EU.
Covid tests for pupils in hotspots not mandatory, says head
Secondary schools will be offered tests in the worst-affected parts of London, Kent and Essex.
Two children die in house fire in St Neots
Fire crews said they tried to find the children inside the burning house.
Brexit: EU leaders told no UK deal more likely than not
The bloc's 27 leaders are warned situation is "difficult" and key issues unresolved ahead of Sunday deadline.
Hong Kong migrants to UK will need support, ministers told
Hong Kongers have been offered UK citizenship but worry about housing, jobs and security, campaigners say.
Brexit: Malcolm Turnbull tells UK 'be careful what you wish for' over EU trade
Malcolm Turnbull tells BBC Question Time his country's arrangement with the EU has "large barriers".
UK banks can weather pandemic, says Bank of England
Most risks to financial stability posed by Covid and a no-deal Brexit have been mitigated, the Bank says.
Canary Islands: Thousands of Britons face Christmas isolation
Tourists already on holiday say new quarantine rules risk ruining their festive plans in the UK.
Covid: Teaching in Wales 'must reinvent itself in a day again'
Headmaster asks why there was only one working day's notice of Wales' secondary schools moving online.
Covid-19: Restrictions ease for some, while university finds few positive cases
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday morning.
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