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The BBC's Fergal Keane returns to Northern Ireland to see how one community is dealing with the legacy of the Troubles.

With sit-down dining now off the menu in much of England, restaurant owners say they're facing a difficult Christmas.

January's planned rise is delayed until March - when prices will increase by an inflation-busting 2.6%.

A care home pilot for the Covid jab will begin later ahead of a possible rollout before Christmas.

Urban developments in the Midlands and north of England will now be prioritised in government U-turn.

The front pages focus on whether plans to ease restrictions over Christmas could be scrapped or cut.

However it is unlikely that agreed rules allowing up to three households to form a bubble will change.

Redbridge Council says it will back schools that close due to rising Covid-19 cases in the capital.

The Test to Release programme is supposed to cut quarantine times for people arriving in England.

Damien Price drove into a married couple and a police officer at a Sainsbury's car park.

Salman Abedi provided a false name to transfer £470 hours before detonating a bomb, inquiry hears.

Ben Blowes is running a marathon a day in December to raise money for a children's charity.

Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and East Lothian will all move up to level three of the country's tiered system.

The Aston Villa captain was given a nine month ban and fined following two motoring offences.

Labour says the increase earlier this year was an "insult" to millions whose pay is being frozen.

As the capital faces tougher restrictions, the BBC asked shoppers if the measures would change their plans.

It comes as the government ordered the council to keep schools open until the end of term.

Nicola Sturgeon says people should not "prematurely overreact" to news of a new variant of Covid-19.

First minister speaks ahead of talks later over what should happen to the Christmas rules.

UK and EU negotiators are trying to agree a post-Brexit trade deal by 31 December.