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- Inmate not checked before cell death, says sister
- Thunderstorms reported after Met Office warning
- Thousands join pro-Palestinian march in London
- Instructor and pupil's 'lucky escape' in hit-and-run
- Huge search for two teenage boys in river
- Search for two boys missing in river
- 'Boil water' notice mostly lifted after Devon outbreak
- Smoke fills street as London bus catches fire
- M&S website and app hit by technical issue
- Three still held over murder of woman in Belfast
Tesco sells its Asian stores in £8bn deal
The UK's largest retailer agrees to sell the 2,000 stores it operates in Thailand and Malaysia.
RHI Inquiry: The report due this week will not be a 'comfortable read'
A scandal that triggered the collapse of power-sharing, the "cash-for-ash" report is due this week.
Knifeman shot dead by police in Westminster
Police say the incident, in which the man brandished knives, is "not being treated as terrorism".
Coronoavirus: Welsh GPs and NHS staff to get protective gear
Health Minister Vaughan Gething said the move is part of robust infection control.
Domestic abuser police officers 'protected', campaigners claim
A super-complaint cites 19 women from 15 force areas who say abusers were not brought to justice.
What to expect during the Alex Salmond trial
A guide to the charges facing the former Scottish first minister, and what is likely to happen during his trial.
County lines: Hampshire schools pay private firms for sniffer dogs
Concern over county lines drug gangs leads schools in Hampshire to pay for sniffer dogs to visit.
Alex Salmond to stand trial on sex offence charges
The former SNP leader denies sexually assaulting 10 women while serving as Scotland's first minister.
Strictly to stately: Chancellor Rishi Sunak can learn from late replacements
Named as chancellor four weeks ago, Mr Sunak has a Budget to deliver. Which late subs have been good or bad?
DWP says it is 'shocked' by its own disability tribunal record
It has lost more disability discrimination tribunals since 2016 than any other employer, Panorama finds.
British Steel: Takeover set to be completed
The Chinese Jingye Group has said that the £50m takeover is due to be completed on Monday.
Newspaper headlines: Italy in coronavirus 'chaos' and quarantine 'farce'
Monday's papers express fears over flights arriving in the UK from virus hotspots in northern Italy.
Coronavirus: Five more people diagnosed in NI
The total number of people diagnosed with the virus in Northern Ireland is now 12.
Coronavirus: Man in his 60s becomes third UK death
The man, who had underlying health problems, had recently returned to the UK from Italy, NHS England says.
Holy Island causeway: Five rescued submerged cars
An elderly couple and a young child are among those rescued by an RNLI lifeboat crew.
Man Utd 2-0 Man City: Anthony Martial and Scott McTominay score in derby win
Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says it is a "privilege" to manage his players as they complete the Premier League double over Manchester City.
Coronavirus: Britons urged not to visit Italy quarantine areas
The UK Foreign Office is advising against travel to large parts of Italy including Milan and Venice.
International Women's Day marked with marches and protests
People take to the streets to mark International Women's Day and highlight injustices.
Coronavirus: Football matches postponed after player diagnosed
The player represents Portadown team Hanover FC, and the other clubs affected are Coagh Utd and Crewe Utd.
Boris Johnson defends record on visiting flood-hit Bewdley
Speaking in Worcestershire, the PM said a visit from him during the floods would have "diverted" response teams.
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