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The university warns it may need between 500 to 1,000 extra places to admit all affected students.

Bakkavor, which makes desserts for Waitrose and Tesco, is testing its whole workforce.

Spiderman, Batman and Wonder Woman are among the masked crusaders attracting visitors.

Sajid Javid quit as chancellor in February after refusing to sack his advisers.

The education secretary repeatedly refuses to say if he intends to resign after a U-turn in how exams are graded.

Emergency services launched a search for a 15-year-old who got into difficulty in the River Tees.

Three school children in Perthshire and Paisley test positive for the virus, triggering tracing of their close contacts.

Face coverings are mandatory in public places but police have not fined anyone for breaching the rules.

Manchester has become one of the fastest developing cities in Europe, but despite a property boom, some locals feel they are losing out.

Thousands of students missed out on their first choice after they were downgraded by an algorithm.

Police say social media bosses would do more if it was their children dying from drugs bought this way.

Sunflower fields where the Instagram-generation pay to take selfies are popping up across the UK.

New parents call on the government for extra support and extended leave due to the pandemic.

The route near Bristol - the M49's only junction - remains unconnected to a retail distribution park.

The boy, 7, is making progress in reading, breathing and singing in France, his parents say.

Under-18s will not be able to buy them and packs will carry warnings laxatives do not help weight loss.

The family of three-year-old Charlie Hughes is bringing a judicial review against NICE guidance.

Home footage captures a dog walker hitting a pet, as campaigners call for more regulation.

Leslie Evans will speak to the inquiry into the government's handling of harassment complaints.

Hotels are likely to still be used to house asylum seekers in Glasgow at the end of 2020.