Thousands get their results after a disrupted academic year, but BTec students face further delay.
The key workers are given a chance to escape the stress of Covid-19 by an outdoor centre.
Ministers vowed to cut Channel crossings, but more and more people are making the dangerous journey.
A shortage of eggs in shops early in lockdown sparked thousands of requests for birds across the UK.
Firefighters remained at the port in Tilbury for 20 days extinguishing flames after July's blast.
Jack Jenner-Hall has qualified as a pilot at the age of 14 after flying a glider alone.
Orwell Youth Prize winner Jessica Johnson is "relieved" to get a place at her first choice university.
New deaths from Covid-19 have declined but the pandemic continues to have an impact on life.
Also known as a free port, firms at Cromarty Firth would be exempt from normal tax and custom rules.
The call comes after concerns were raised that people have delayed seeking help due to the pandemic.
A University College London study followed more than 2,000 women for five years after the treatment.
The 594 cases reported in Scotland since lockdown includes eight people who died with the virus.
Some parents have gone to great lengths in order to help their children start a career in a pandemic.
Pupils are promised no grade will be lower than their teacher's estimate of how they would have done.
Former swimmer Harry Needs says bisexuality isn't "a gateway to becoming gay" or "greedy".
The children's activities sector says it has been hit hard by the coronavirus lockdown.
The fallout from the 'exam turmoil' continues to dominate several of Thursday's front pages.
Some 450,000 pupils are having their grades withdrawn on the eve of results day.
Hassan Ahmed was "afraid" for his life as he was held on the ground in Halifax by the police officer.
Alexanda Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh will not be executed if found guilty of hostage killings, UK is told.
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