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Bolton had been "ground zero" for the new variant, but now cases have started to fall.

Rachel Farrington, whose daughter Jade was killed on a railway, calls for more safety education.

Fast bowler James Anderson becomes England's most capped Test player, surpassing Alastair Cook's record of 161.

Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees gives his account of events last summer in a new documentary.

Humza Yousaf will meet Glasgow City Council to see if further measures are needed for the city's Euro 2020 fan zone.

Authorities plan to leave six weeks between the first and second dose, BBC News NI understands.

Academics refuse to tutor students of Oriel College, which chose to keep the controversial statue.

The G7 summit is being held in a remote part of Cornwall, and has divided opinion amongst locals.

Nadia Begum was sacked by Lloyds after helping a visually impaired customer open his mail.

Christopher Wright says he longs to regain enough movement to hold hands with his wife.

The Earl of Wessex spoke exclusively to the BBC on what would have been his father's 100th birthday.

Couples set to get married and the wedding industry face an anxious wait for restrictions to ease.

With Covid pushing the Euros back, the England, Scotland and Wales squads look a bit different now.

The newly-bred pink rose has been planted in the gardens at Windsor Castle to commemorate the duke.

Mr Biden, making his first overseas trip as president, is seeking to bolster ties with US allies.

A large swathe of the Northern Hemisphere is about to enjoy a so-called annular solar eclipse.

Children often don't see the point of reporting abuse and teachers underestimate the problem, says Ofsted.

People are swearing more often, says film ratings body. But parents want to keep on-screen limits.

Parts of Essex and Blackpool have the highest proportion of people waiting over a year for care.

Consumer group Which? says private testing firms are quoting misleading prices and lack regulatory oversight.