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- UK must rebuild post-Brexit relations with EU, says Bank boss
- I had both breasts removed so I could be here for my daughter
- Zombie knives still for sale online despite ban, BBC finds
- The Papers: City to get 'bonuses early' and PM 'backs thought police'
- Home Office 'cut corners' buying £15m migrant camp
- University cash crisis to get worse despite tuition fee rise, BBC told
- Paddy McGuinness nears end of cycling challenge
- Royal Mile 'lawless' with smash-and-grab thieves
- Six children rescued after bus crashes into ditch
- Coroner issues 'cancel culture' warning after Oxford student took own life
Covid: Follow rules plea ahead of Wales' post-lockdown exit plan
The first minister will outline Wales' firebreak exit plan but says people need to follow the rules.
What if your pet could 'talk'?
It's hard enough training your dog to respond to "sit" but now there may be a new way for your pets to communicate.
IVF treatment: 'Grieving for the child you can't have'
A campaigner for NHS-funded IVF says she "reached crisis point" after discovering she was infertile.
What if your pet could 'talk'?
It's hard enough training your dog to respond to "sit" but now there may be a new way for your pets to communicate.
Can I still go on holiday?
Overnight stays in England and trips abroad will be banned for four weeks from Thursday.
Man City win women's FA Cup after extra time
Manchester City win their third Women's FA Cup in four seasons as Georgia Stanway and Janine Beckie's late extra time goals beat Everton at Wembley.
Bristol illegal rave attended by 700 people
The rave was held in a warehouse in Yate near Bristol and has continued into the next day.
Nottingham Covid breach students 'should be expelled'
Chief Constable Craig Guildford says his officers broke up at least 10 illegal weekend parties.
Lockdown: Government resists calls to shut schools in England
Mayors of hard-hit regions are among those calling for schools to shut to reduce transmission faster.
Fishing crew rescued as Storm Aiden sweeps in
An RNLI lifeboat helped tow the vessel to safety after it broke down in Loch Etive.
Wrexham's former police station brought down with a bang
A controlled explosion is used to flatten a former high-rise police station to make way for a supermarket.
Covid lockdown: 'North worth less than South' mayor claims
North-west England politicians are angry at differences between local and national furlough rates.
Covid-19: Can my son still get married? And other questions
We answer some of your questions about the rapidly changing rules and restrictions in the UK.
Sir Bobby Charlton: England World Cup winner diagnosed with dementia
World Cup-winning England forward and Manchester United legend Sir Bobby Charlton is diagnosed with dementia.
Covid-19: Eight more coronavirus-related deaths in NI
The Department of Health records a further 685 positive Covid-19 tests and eight deaths.
Covid: Second England lockdown 'a devastating blow'
Some are better prepared, others will diversify businesses and several want more financial support.
Bristol illegal rave attended by 700 people
Some of the crowd became violent as they were told to leave, Avon and Somerset Police said.
Mortgage holidays extended for up to six months
The scheme to help borrowers facing financial difficulty had been due to end on 31 October.
Swindon flood: Residents could be homeless until Christmas
Properties had to be evacuated in the Haydon Wick area of Swindon following a burst main.
Covid-19: 'Fervent hope' that lockdown restrictions will end on 2 Dec - Michael Gove
The cabinet minister says his '"assumption" is England will exit lockdown on 2 December but it would depend on the infection rate.
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