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Talks continue after a tense weekend - as the UK PM and an EU top official prepare to speak by phone.

The Met Police faces legal action after undercover officers used four dead children's identities.

Walkers will make fertiliser by mixing potato waste with CO2 captured from beer fermentation.

Up to one in 10 of the population are anxious about injections - so what can they do?

Stars of the world's longest-running soap look back at 60 years of life on the cobbles.

The latest news on the Brexit talks and the roll-out of the Covid-19 vaccine lead the front pages.

The lateral flow tests will be trialled among visitors to 14 care homes in five local authority areas.

Patient care could be put at risk if an agreement is not made before the 31 December departure date.

Plaid Cymru is calling for an independent public inquiry into severe flooding earlier this year.

Some don't have suitable computers despite a ministerial pledge no child would be "left behind".

As parents have struggled with childcare this year, a number of tech firms are offering solutions.

Paul Goose has played 252 times since March, only missing out on one occasion.

A motorcyclist's wife has been seeking justice for her husband who died in a crash.

Judy Heumann has fought all her life to challenge the stereotypes and misconceptions associated with disability.

Xavier Leopold took up painting during lockdown, discovering a positive way of looking after his mental health.

They rising musicians are among 10 acts tipped for success on the annual BBC talent list.

Sir Peter Gross will look at whether 22-year-old legislation is working properly today.

The Lancashire FA says the short-notice announcement of its decision was made as soon as possible.

Christmas shoppers returned to stores in England this weekend, but footfall was down 25% on last year.

By the 2040s most of southern England may no longer get sub-zero days, new Met Office data suggests.