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- People avoid drinking over lack of public toilets
- Scottish Greens to vote on SNP power-sharing deal after climate target ditched
- Closure of four rural primary schools postponed
- Cody Fisher: Killers' sentences considered for review
- Cody Fisher: Killers' sentences considered for review
- Death of aid worker 'left massive void', friends say
- UK's largest indoor arena opens with big plans
- Former MPs hoping for a comeback at the next election
- 'People love my London Marathon costume - but animals are confused'
- Baby Reindeer star on 'role of a lifetime' in disturbing stalker drama
Covid: 'I held my husband as they turned the machines off'
The widow of a father-of-three who died with Covid says she feels "honoured" she could be with him when he died.
Windrush scandal: Concern over wait for compensation
About 400 claims out of almost 2,000 applications have resulted in a payment, government figures show.
Covid in Scotland: Warning that Moray could face longer in level 3
The area needs to "reverse" the rise in cases or face further restrictions, a senior NHS official says.
Meghan Markle writes children's book inspired by Harry and Archie
She says she hopes her story about the special father-son bond will resonate with others.
Boris Johnson paid for all son's childcare costs, says Downing Street
Boris Johnson accuses Labour of focusing on "trivia" as he faces questions over cost of nanny.
Covid-19: Rules on care home and hospital visits eased
Changes to hospital and care home visiting from Friday are a "step in the right direction".
BBC publishes first register of external staff earnings
Dan Walker and Justin Webb are among on-air talents to receive more than £5,000 for non-BBC events.
Joe McCann: Trial of two soldiers collapses
Both men have been formally acquitted of killing Official IRA man Joe McCann in Belfast.
Fishmongers' Hall: Saskia Jones unsure about going to event, inquest hears
Saskia Jones told her mum she was unsure about going to the event where she died, an inquest hears.
Tower of London: Public to vote on baby raven's name
The public can choose between a number of historically significant women in naming the female raven.
Dalian Atkinson murder trial: Ex-footballer Tasered and 'kicked'
Dalian Atkinson was Tasered for six times longer than standard by PC Benjamin Monk, a court is told.
Pret A Manger cleared of allergy offence after student's collapse
The woman suffered an allergic reaction to a sandwich not labelled as containing sesame.
The cleaner's 'I quit' note that went viral
A cleaner for HSBC bank walked out after 35 years, leaving a note that has gone viral on Twitter.
The Hull Vigil: Glass box artwork to 'remember the city'
Hundreds of people are set to spend an hour taking stock of the past year, inside a new artwork in Hull.
Under-18 marriages 'thriving' in UK and should be banned, say charities
Campaigners ask the PM to ban all weddings of under-18s, saying it would protect them from abuse.
Royal Albert Hall: James Blunt show to be first full-capacity concert
Singer James Blunt will be the first performer allowed to play to a full house since 17 March 2020.
Covid: Call for distancing rules on buses to be eased
A bus operator says passengers are being turned away at peak times as demand for buses increases.
Speedo Mick tells of lockdown depression battle
After finishing an epic walk for charity, Mick Cullen found himself facing a fresh challenge.
Willesborough house explosion: Seven injured
The front of a property was destroyed in a blast which left residents trapped in a row of houses.
Covid-19: Care home residents can go on outdoor trips without isolating
People in residential care in England are now allowed low-risk trips outside without isolating afterwards.
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