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The Brexit benefits minister says Covid is behind trade falls, and Brexit is helping the economy.

The Duke of York pledged to help the fight against sex trafficking after settling his civil case.

Pascal Molliere, 54, is alleged to have touched the genitals of the woman during a photoshoot.

Tony Cox is calling for new safety measures in Exeter so "there will never be another Lorraine".

The BBC Newsnight presenter compares Prince Andrew's latest statement with the defence he offered in their 2019 interview.

Police said the attacks were "terrifying" and commended the bravery of his victims.

Patrick Gomes, 70, is jailed for sending anti-Semitic letters to the star of The Apprentice.

They will be offered two vaccine doses, however the paediatric dose is a third of the strength of an adult dose.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday evening.

Rex Whistler's 1920s wall painting has been described by Tate as "unequivocally offensive".

An Only Fools and Horses-themed funeral with its famous Batman scene is held for a fan of the show.

Mary McCann's two young children died in a crash while she was under the influence of alcohol.

The UK is considering sanctions against Russian interests, but what action can be taken?

Questions remain over how Prince Andrew will be able to afford his legal settlement.

A new Met Police chief must understand "deep cultural issues that need addressing," Sadiq Khan says.

Criminal barristers in England and Wales may strike in an action that could close Crown Courts.

Nikolaos Karvounakis left a device containing nails and explosive in Princes Street Gardens.

There have been no arrests or interviews under caution, London's Metropolitan Police says.

Defence secretary cautiously welcomes reports Russia is pulling back troops, but says it is "too soon to tell".

Schools have not been told how to respond to the latest changes to Covid rules, says a union.