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Richard Morris, the British High Commissioner to Fiji, was last seen running in Hampshire in May.

A council has urged people only to turn up at the walk-through facility if they have an appointment.

Facing "unsustainable" absences, teachers say the government has not kept its promises on testing.

Schools in England can now order testing kits from the NHS directly, says the education secretary.

The emergency measure is implemented as freight vehicles queue up to enter the Port of Dover.

Ulster University and Queens University Belfast each warn of consequences for anti-social behaviour.

No one can leave or enter Rhondda Cynon Taff without reasonable excuse from 18:00 BST on Thursday.

As Rhondda Cynon Taff joins Caerphilly in lockdown, how do restrictions differ to the rest of Wales?

Lord Keen, the Advocate General for Scotland, is unhappy with plans to override the withdrawal agreement.

Introducing Covid marshals across England is "unlikely" and "almost impossible", some authorities say.

Education secretary tells MPs replacement grades was right idea, but system had too many errors.

The fact people turned up at hospital for a test shows NHS Test and Trace is "failing", a trust says.

The measure has been introduced in Leicestershire as infection rates in one area tripled in a week.

The government of Barbados says the time has come to leave the colonial past behind.

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said the rescue mission was "the right thing to do".

Families say urgent change is needed to allow greater access to their relatives in care homes.

The firm has confirmed it is pulling out of what would have been Wales' biggest energy project.

Gaia Pope's family ask for her inquest to be delayed due to "significant gaps in the evidence".

Families share a personal insight into the lives of those who died in the Manchester Arena bombing.

Although marketed as a green option, the cars cause more polluting than is claimed, campaigners say.