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- James Corden: Final Gavin and Stacey episode written
- Barry Manilow may take Co-op Live show to rival arena
- Barry Manilow ponders Co-op Live show venue switch
- Bad night for Tories as Labour make local gains
- King's official Coronation scroll is first without animal skin
- Rhod Gilbert high on life after cancer treatment
- Chris Mason: A rough night for the Conservatives
- Hundreds charged in error for child leisure cards
- Blue Peter winner designed TV with internet in 1970s
- Post Office’s expert gave false evidence to court
Murder charge after man shot in face in Liverpool dies
Shay Walker, 25, will appear in court charged with murdering a 50-year-old man in Old Swan, Liverpool.
Glossop man told NHS will not fund £40k a time eye cancer treatment
Craig Shore, who has ocular uveal melanoma, will have to pay up to £240,000 for chemosaturation.
Parents of sudden-death children 'let down by NHS'
Sudden unexplained death in childhood claims 50 lives in the UK every year - some parents get no support.
Ethiopia: UK warns of food crisis triggered by war and drought
James Landale travels with the UK Africa minister to northern Ethiopia, where the situation is deteriorating.
One million electric cars sold in the UK since 2002
Company car buyers helped propel sales but consumers demand dropped sharply in January.
National Lottery: Hundreds of post offices to stop selling tickets and scratchcards
One postmaster said he would have "lost a significant amount of money" if he continued to sell them.
Abuse of councillors and staff putting democracy at risk, say local government groups
Stalking, threats and assaults are putting people off standing for election, local government groups warn.
Former Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale admits voting SNP
Kezia Dugdale tells the BBC she backed the party at the 2019 European Parliament election because of Brexit.
Universal Studios UK: Is a theme park coming to Stewartby?
What might a major new theme park mean for a Bedfordshire village and its 1,200 inhabitants?
Family life: Mum rejects social media perfection for mayhem
Mum-of-five Jessica Hymus-Gant shares the good as well as the "grotty" reality of family life.
Ae forest pine marten poo count shows number growth
A "basic survey method" shows the creatures are doing well in two south of Scotland forests.
Emma Hayes: Chelsea manager says lack of female coaches 'a massive issue'
Outgoing Chelsea manager Emma Hayes says a lack of female coaches in English football is "a massive issue" and urged the game to "come up with more creative ways" to address it.
CalMac bosses to be quizzed by islanders at summit
Management will take questions on cancellations to services and lengthy delays to new ships.
Scottish prison boss says 'we can't take any more'
Teresa Medhurst says Scotland's prisons are reaching "tipping point" and inmates could be released early.
Russian oil getting into UK via refinery loophole, reports claim
Russian oil is refined in other countries and sold into the UK as jet fuel and diesel, research claims.
Chris Mason: NI power-sharing affords Rishi Sunak chance for a victory lap
BBC political editor Chris Mason looks ahead to Rishi Sunak's trip to Belfast as Northern Ireland's executive returns.
The Papers: 'Horrifying' dog attack and 'bonkers' week of weather
Monday's papers report on the death of a 68-year-old woman after a dog attack in Essex.
Jockey Keagan Kirkby dies after fall at horse race in Kent
Tributes are being paid to Keagan Kirkby, who was riding when his horse ran into the side of a jump.
Clapham attack: 'I thought three-year-old victim was going to die in my arms'
A witness who came to the rescue of an assaulted three-year-old tells the BBC she rushed her to hospital.
M25 crash: Woman dies as four vehicles collide after police pursuit
The Independent Office for Police Conduct will investigate the police actions before the crash.
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