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Spoilers ahead, look away now! Line of Duty's "H" on Sunday night’s reveal and fan theories.

England will allow foreign holidays from 17 May, but the restriction may not be relaxed in Scotland.

With Edwin Poots also a candidate, there is a leadership contest for the first time in 50 years.

The Duke of Sussex appears with Jennifer Lopez and President Biden at a star-studded charity show.

But the debt negotiations are not linked to Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's case, James Cleverly says.

Queen Elizabeth marks centenary of Northern Ireland with tribute to people and peace process.

Low-income customers will be offered more than 50% off a fibre broadband package from June.

Amid a rise in reports of loneliness, some people fear a struggle to re-integrate as lockdown eases.

Historian Lord Bew begins the series with Home Rule and the Ulster crisis on Monday.

"Richly satisfying" or an "underwhelming whimper"? The big reveal left the critics divided.

Ramadan is marked by Muslims worldwide - but some UK mosques aren't letting women in.

On May 3 1921 Northern Ireland came into being as the partition of Ireland took legal effect.

NHS England calls for a clamp down on the targeting of the "dangerous" unlicensed drug at young women.

Staff on Cardiff's intensive care unit have planted trees to offset the impact of treating Covid-19 patients.

The government is preparing to remove the 30-person legal limit a month earlier than planned.

Monday's front pages focus on protests at Manchester United's ground, and social distancing rules.

Sir Philip Green and Dominic Cummings were among those reluctant to give evidence at past committees.

The 17-year-old, who has been performing internationally since he was 11, "deeply moved" the jury.

Is Wally the walrus really in Wales looking for somewhere new for lunch?

What are the political parties in Wales offering for university tuition fees in the Senedd election?