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Marnie Clayton, 18, was last seen leaving the Atik club in Windsor in the early hours of Sunday.

Train operators switch to emergency timetables as a result of high staff sickness rates.

Plans to block the cards are halted as the two sides continue to try to resolve a dispute over payment fees.

Gracie Spinks, 23, is thought to have been killed by a former colleague who stalked her.

Some environmental charities have criticised the decision by the government for damaging wildlife.

Siniva Filise's parents live in Tonga which was hit by tsunami waves following a volcanic eruption.

The Harry Potter author told police that her Edinburgh address had been revealed in a photo on Twitter.

Pregnant women have been urged to get vaccinated to prevent risk of birth-related complications.

Nadhim Zahawi says, with continued falling cases, some Plan B rules in England could be lifted after review.

The change would free up Home Office officials to focus on asylum reforms, a government source says.

Boris Johnson and the Downing Street lockdown parties again dominate Scotland's front pages.

Officers say they are working on a number of lines of inquiry as they search for those responsible.

Epidemiologist Professor Mike Tildesley says we could be seeing the Omicron wave turning around.

Friends say on social media that Angela Glover appears to have been swept away in the disaster.

Emma Timmis ran all 1,300 miles (2,100km) in 20 days, 17 hours and 17 minutes.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has already said he will run for Stormont, while retaining Westminster seat.

The charity aims to debunk a myth it's the toughest day of the year and cheer people up with free tea.

Birmingham's Gravelly Hill Interchange will be closed for repairs overnight until 4 March.

People can now stop quarantining earlier - as long as they produce negative lateral flow tests.

From Dick Whittington's giant toilet to the urinary leash - how public loos have influenced the way we live.