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- Welsh election results 2021: Count starts after polling station queues
- Julia James: Man's photo issued in PCSO murder hunt
- Poplar fire: Blaze damages middle floors of tower block
- Under 40s to be offered alternative to AZ vaccine
- Maria Jane Rawlings: Mum found dead near hospital was murdered
- Elections 2021: Conservatives hail historic Labour defeat in Hartlepool by-election
- Covid travel rules: 'Green list' countries to be revealed
- Elections results 2021: Tory gains as first English councils declare
- Turner Prize honours art collectives who 'inspire change'
- Covid in Scotland: Vaccination of younger adults in Moray accelerated
Toy car prompts Nottingham boy, four, to dial 999 for collapsed mum
Essa Khan read the emergency number on his toy police car when his mother, Charlotte, collapsed.
Millions at security risk from old routers, Which? warns
Research by Which? looked at a selection of older routers still being used by customers.
Coronavirus doctor's diary: Families stranded in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh
The cost of hotel quarantine in the UK is too high for some families, who have had to delay their return instead.
Night Fever: How club culture has moved with the times
A new show looks at the origins of disco culture in the 1960s and how it's developed since.
While She Sleeps: Why I spend big subscribing to my favourite band
Sheffield band While She Sleeps say they've created 'a sustainable model' for the music industry.
Covid: Black leaders blame lower vaccine take-up on racism
Mistrust and inequality may explain why vaccine take-up is lower in the black community, say campaigners.
'We are desperate to go travelling again'
"Digital nomads" aim to get back to mobile working after Covid, with many countries wooing them.
No full-time return to the office for over a million
Almost all of 50 big UK firms tell the BBC staff will divide their time between home and office in future.
Back to work: 'We're not going back to the office'
Tara Tomes of East Village PR firm in Birmingham explains why she's ditching the office.
Mental health: 'We need to care for patients, but also ourselves'
Following the death of his cousin, Dr Dan Gearon created the charity, You Okay, Doc?
Aaron Cook: The British taekwondo star who switched allegiances to Moldova
Aaron Cook's path has been unique. An icon of taekwondo, the British-born fighter is still chasing his dream of Olympic gold - for Moldova.
Millions to vote in bumper set of elections
Local and national contests - many delayed by Covid - are taking place in England, Scotland and Wales.
Newspaper headlines: PM 'sends gunboats to Jersey' and 'Navy to face the French'
The UK sending Royal Navy vessels to Jersey amid a row over fishing rights with France features on the front pages.
KPMG's 16,000 UK staff to get more time off work
The accountancy giant is the latest firm to introduce hybrid working after lockdown.
Chelsea 2-0 Real Madrid (agg 3-1): Thomas Tuchel's side set up all-English Champions League final
Chelsea defeat Real Madrid to set up an all-English Champions League final against Manchester City on 29 May in Istanbul.
UK sends Royal Navy to patrol Jersey port amid fishing row
Boris Johnson says he supports Jersey as French fishing boats prepare to protest new post-Brexit rules.
Scottish election 2021: Voting to begin in Scottish Parliament election
Polling stations across Scotland will open their doors at 07:00 as voters elect 129 MSPs to Holyrood.
Welsh election 2021: Polls to open for voting
Polls open at 07:00 on Thursday to elect 60 Senedd members and four Police and Crime Commissioners.
Covid: Many female athletes 'may walk away' after pandemic
Elite sports women struggled with access to equipment and financial difficulties, an academic says.
British and Irish Lions: Wales great Alun Wyn Jones to captain squad
Wales great Alun Wyn Jones is to be confirmed as captain of the British and Irish Lions for the tour of South Africa.
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