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- The abuse scandal that led to the archbishop's resignation
- Starmer: New UK target for 81% emissions cut by 2035
- Post Office jobs and branches at risk in shake-up
- 'Best interests of the Church': Justin Welby quits over abuse scandal
- Serving police officer arrested on suspicion of supporting Hamas
- 'I might be dead before a decision is made': Terminally-ill people on assisted dying
- Sue Gray will not take up new nations and regions role
- Jury shown video of father slapping Sara Sharif
- ‘I saw a GP 12 times before my tumour was found'
- Lineker to stop hosting Match of the Day, BBC confirms
Students in Leicester take part in rapid coronavirus test
De Montfort University students are some of the first to try tests which give a result in 20-30 minutes.
Quorn man arrested after 'gun pointed at children'
A man is arrested after being shot with rubber bullets by armed police in a Leicestershire village.
Claudia Webbe: Leicester MP denies harassment charge
Claudia Webbe, Labour MP for Leicester East, is due to stand trial in March.
I am desperate to go home, says student with vulnerable family
As students' Christmas return plans are revealed, one tells of her desperation to be at home.
Oil whistleblower trapped in Croatia 'bewildered' by UK government response
The UK government does not plan to intervene in the case of Jonathan Taylor who is stuck in Croatia.
Graham Norton to leave BBC Radio 2
The presenter is to exit his Saturday morning programme before the end of this year.
Harry Dunn: Suspect never entitled to immunity court told
The Foreign Office "unlawfully decided" Anne Sacoolas was immune from prosecution, a court hears.
Covid in Scotland: Concern over Test and Protect 'coding error'
The error led to contact tracing staff overestimating the number of people contacted within 24 hours.
Armistice Day: Two-minute silence held
Members of the Royal Family joined government officials and the armed forces for an Armistice Day service.
Stockton boy spread McDonald's drive-thru kindness
Blake paid for the food of the man behind him, prompting everyone in the queue to follow suit.
Clothes and book sellers furious at lockdown rules
Shops forced to close during England's second lockdown say they are being unfairly targeted.
Student Covid-19 testing: BBC takes a look at one of the first university facilities
A look around a university testing centre after mass testing is announced to help get students home for Christmas.
Covid-19 vaccine: Prof Van-Tam says he would take the vaccine
England's Deputy Chief Medical Officer says he has "absolute trust" in the safety of a vaccine.
Millie Bobby Brown says 'Alzheimer's is evil' in tribute to grandmother
The Stranger Things star attacks the brain condition while paying tribute to her late grandmother.
Covid-19: Universities to oversee student exodus for Christmas
They are being asked to travel in the seven days after the national lockdown in England ends.
Nóra Quoirin death: Mother heard voices in chalet, inquest told
Nóra Quoirin and her family were staying at a jungle resort in Malaysia when she went missing.
Covid in Scotland: Cancelling Higher exams cannot be ruled out
National 5 exams in Scotland have already been cancelled for 2021 but Highers are currently scheduled to go ahead.
Sheffield freight train derailment causes major travel disruption
Disruption is expected to last all day due to the "low speed" freight train derailment in Sheffield.
Coronavirus: Wetherspoons calls rules 'baffling and confusing'
The pub chain's boss says Covid restrictions are "a muddle" as first quarter sales fall 27.6%.
Covid-19: Universities plan, North 'hardest hit' and entrepreneurial dads
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.
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