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The BBC presenter revisits her grandfather’s experience of serving in the British Indian Army during WW2.

Riverside School in Barking show us what plans they've implemented as they welcome pupils back.

Lockdown delayed the publication of many books, and authors now face big competition to get noticed.

First-time buyers unable to offer a large deposit could find their options squeezed, figures show.

Leading UK aviation figures say the government must show "leadership" on airport coronavirus testing.

The airport says it must act now after the collapse in air travel, but union leaders condemn the move.

A review finds 'gaps' in the powers used to monitor people convicted of terror-related offences.

The case is the latest of a cluster of five deaths of people with anorexia to be heard.

Health officials say the situation in two schools in Glasgow is being "carefully managed".

The Health Secretary said "swift and decisive action" was needed following a rise in Covid-19 cases.

Border Force intercepts 409 people, including young children, on board 27 boats.

The pilot of the replica WW1 aircraft was taken to hospital after the crash in Northamptonshire.

Kandice Barber, 35, denies having sex with a 15-year-old boy.

The chancellor addresses recently elected Conservatives, amid concerns over government U-turns.

Amid reports Portugal may be put on the UK's quarantine list, UK holidaymakers face rising prices to get home.

Ruben Bousquet had eaten popcorn at the same Odeon cinema many times before, an inquest hears.

The royal couple say their focus will be on "creating content that informs but also gives hope".

MPs are told by the exam watchdog how decisions over grades were "spinning out of control".

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Wednesday evening.

Robert Wilson died after he was attacked by the youths using a samurai sword.