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Grants will promote ideas to detect, characterise and track the millions of objects moving overhead.

Two young businessmen who started their ventures when they were at school share their advice on how to sustain your business during the pandemic.

As Thomas Cook relaunches online a year after its collapse, we ask former staff their reaction.

Young people are losing more jobs than any other age group - Newsbeat has been speaking to some of them.

Unite warns of a 'miserable Christmas' for workers without an extension of government jobs support.

Lewis' mother says her son is missing out because he cannot return to school full-time.

Photographer Quintin Lake completes his walk, five years and 10,000km on.

The government's testing system faces criticism on many of Wednesday's front pages.

Bakery staff tell the royals how the coronavirus pandemic has affected the business and their lives.

Junior staff told what to do if they are uncomfortable with ministers' demands, BBC Newsnight learns.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak says he is looking for "creative" solutions as unemployment hits a two-year high.

We examine two ministers' claims about how the Covid-19 testing system is performing in England.

The boxer is asked in court if his management company is a front for a criminal organisation.

Mark Drakeford says he only learned of a data breach involving 18,000 people on Monday.

Bernadette Walker, 17, was reported missing from Peterborough on 21 July.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday evening.

One centre told people with appointments to come back later as there were no tests available.

A 35-year-old man and a 27-year-old woman are arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter.

The health secretary says Covid-19 tests have been and will continue to be "priority-based".

Parents are missing work and children kept home from school as they wrestle with the testing system