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More than 2,000 assaults on police officers were recorded in London between May and July.

The government is consulting industry on technology which can take control of a vehicle at low speeds.

Courses are expected to be over-subscribed after students' A-level results are upgraded.

A Derbyshire photographer hopes people will find the subject of isolation surprisingly uplifting

The health watchdog visited to Basildon University Hospital over a whistleblower's patient safety fears.

For the first time in 54 years the celebrations are being held online due to the coronavirus pandemic.

One care operator in Scarborough had an insurance quote at 880% more than their current premium.

Charities say thousands who have been shielding may have to choose between a job and their health.

Covid-19 is not like other typical viral respiratory diseases and has some unique features, say experts.

The chain says it has cut a deal to stay afloat as coronavirus continues to buffet the economy.

A number tell BBC Wales there is a lack of clarity and transparency in the handling of complaints.

The former Cardiff University student seeks legal advice over how it dealt with a racism complaint.

Exam results fallout gets widespread coverage in Wednesday's papers as Gavin Williamson "clings on".

Despite restrictions easing, some places still cannot open. BBC Scotland asks the experts why.

Railway stations are asked to fall silent at 09:43 - a week after the Aberdeenshire crash was reported.

The Scottish Qualifications Authority makes the move after 125,000 Higher results were downgraded.

The Republic of Ireland's cabinet reverses some corovavirus lockdown relaxation measures.

He was best known for his portrayal of British Olympic athlete Harold Abrahams in the Oscar-winning film.

A freeze on evictions, introduced during the coronavirus lockdown, is due to expire on 23 August.

UK negotiators will "continue to plug the gaps", the PM's spokesman says, as talks get under way.