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Max, a seven-year-old Labrador, scoffed the entire thing during a 15-minute car journey.

Maisie, 11, speaks about how a new app funded by the NHS helped her cope as she started a new school.

A passenger said she thought the man was wearing a "funky mask" until she spotted it slithering.

The River Keekle was lined 20 years ago to protect it from pollution but the plastic became the problem.

The UK inflation rate fell sharply to 0.2% as Eat Out to Help Out scheme pushed down restaurant prices.

Vaughan Gething "opted into this UK system" so "can't say 'it's not my fault", says a GP and MS.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.

Lego is investing £310m to make its products more sustainable after letters from young customers.

Richard Burns, who has an immunodeficiency disease, chose to stop physical contact with his family.

Conservation experts urge the prime minister to take a lead on reversing the decline in nature.

The government says a beta version will be ready when the new arrangements begin on 1 January.

The government's pledge comes as Manchester's mayor warns time is running out to fix the system.

A report found senior officers at Police Scotland "lack emotional intelligence, self-awareness and strategic perspective".

Children's entertainers say they are struggling with the new "rule of six" for social gatherings.

England's children's commissioner expects an increase in referrals to social services post-lockdown.

Two officers posted clips of themselves "shouting offensive language" and dancing "inappropriately".

The device clicks over patients' masks to increase medics' safety during certain procedures.

The justice secretary hails changes to criminal tariffs as a "fundamental shift" to punish offenders.

The foreign secretary's visit comes amid warnings that a UK-US trade deal could be threatened.

The financial sustainability of England's FE sector faces "significant challenges", audit office says.