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Immigration Minister Chris Philp said new measures are under discussion with French officials.

National Union of Students says Scotland's exam changes must be applied to A-levels for fairness.

Health Minister Robin Swann urges vigilance as 48 cases of the virus confirmed in NI in 24 hours.

Baroness Doreen Lawrence "truly disappointed" her son's 1993 racist murder case was declared "inactive".

Tracey Gore takes on her new role as chairwoman of the Race Equality Taskforce in Liverpool.

The Scottish government u-turn follows an outcry over the downgrading of 125,000 results.

Joshua Bull's Fantasy Premier League title was partly secured by the striking prowess of Danny Ings.

Ed Bridges took action after seeing a facial recognition police van while he was on a protest.

Nigel Wright demanded £1.4m from the supermarket to reveal where the baby food was, a court hears.

Olivia Biggart says she is "over the moon" she will now get the five As she needs to apply to medical school.

Carl Smythe stabbed Damien Bendelow six times as he walked across a car park in Liskeard.

Stil-tons to do as talks over blue cheese become an unlikely obstacle to a post-Brexit trade agreement.

Adam Nowakowski gives something back after coronavirus forced the National League to be abandoned.

Celtic and Aberdeen have their next two Scottish Premiership matches postponed after their players broke lockdown rules.

Baptista Adjei, 15, was knifed in the heart after football banter on Snapchat turned violent.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says the two clubs should not be playing matches in the coming week.

Health minister Edward Argar says it is "evolving and flexing", amid plans to cut 6,000 contact tracers.

This is on top of the 4,000 announced since May, meaning the retailer will have cut a third of its staff.

Two men are found in the sea after the discovery of a dinghy off Sussex on Monday.

The broadcaster says some free postal entries weren't included in a number of its prize draws.