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Counter-terrorism police arrest a man after a suspicious package was posted to a London property.

The founder of Habitat "revolutionised the way we live in Britain", his family say in a statement.

Bernadette Walker, 17, was reported missing from Peterborough by her parents in July.

The Cabinet minister backs the PM over the Internal Market Bill as the EU ramps up opposition to it.

Several MSPs had called on Richard Leonard to quit, warning the party faced "disaster" at the Holyrood election.

The warning comes as a scientist says the UK is "on the edge of losing control" of the virus.

Police said they had been made aware of small gathering but were told it was for a wedding party.

The National Crime Agency investigation into a suspected NI crime group was supported by the PSNI.

The speed limit will be reduced in Witton, Rotherham, Eccles and Oldbury.

Council leader Andrew Morgan said a huge effort was underway to increase the number of Covid tests.

The new restrictions on gatherings have public support, the Cabinet Office minister insists.

A new bill would give ministers powers to modify rules relating to the movement of goods between Britain and Northern Ireland.

Blagovest Hadjigueorguiev is due to appear before magistrates later.

Teenagers say they feel it is unfair young people are being blamed for a rise in coronavirus cases.

Boris Johnson calls for no return to "squabbling", but the EU ramps up opposition to UK plans.

All Emily's previous children have been taken into care. Social services now have to make a decision on her 10th.

A British Army regiment returns to manoeuvres after spending lockdown providing Covid-19 tests.

Mr Leonard is facing calls to quit, with his fate likely to be decided by a vote of no confidence.

Gyms, pools, sports courts and leisure centres have been allowed to open since 31 August. So why do many remain shut?

A couple who suffered miscarriage during lockdown want "clearer" rules around hospital visits.