More UK students have accepted uni places this year but EU student numbers fall sharply.
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday evening.
Residents were evacuated after the building in East Kilbride suffered extensive damage in the incident.
A new health and social care tax is being introduced, Boris Johnson has announced.
Aaron O'Halloran causes eight-hour passenger delays with his half-mile car ride between stations.
The rapper wrongly believed the two men intruded and attacked his home, a court hears.
It comes as the Treasury asks government departments to identify 5% of "savings and efficiencies".
People in England will soon only be allowed into clubs if they can prove their Covid status.
A woman whose daughter and husband took their lives, has set up a charity to support people affected by suicide.
Boris Johnson says it is a "responsible decision", but Labour calls the plan a "sticking plaster".
The Scottish government had paused its indyref2 plans because of the Covid pandemic.
There is concern the test and trace policy is causing a high number of pupils to miss classes.
The force admitted that failures in its call-handling system "materially contributed" to a young woman's death.
Weather conditions have become more favourable for those making the journey.
Money raised by the late Girls Aloud star will fund research into cancer among women in their 30s.
Up to £700m by 2025 will be ringfenced for health and social care in Wales, the UK government says.
Sophie Moss, a mother of two boys, was found unconscious at her flat and later died in hospital.
Southampton trust says it wants to keep patients safe but one staff member says she feels "bullied".
He fell between the train and the platform while alighting and was not seen by the driver.
Genital warts and herpes saw the biggest decrease, the figures for England reveal.
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