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Dressed in full monastic robes, they fast as they walk, drinking only water during the day.

Plaid Cymru says students should not have to rely on exams after a "disrupted" education.

New apps use your phone to record your dimensions and recommend what size to buy at shops.

A unit targeting illegal lending is worried about the end of the furlough scheme and mortgage holidays.

Two girls who have been involved with a charity that uses donated hair talk of their experiences.

Restaurateurs and hoteliers in Scotland are calling for a ban on background music to be lifted.

The BBC's decision to play an instrumental version of Rule, Britannia! at the Proms features on the front pages.

Up to 90mm of rain could fall in south-west Scotland as the storm moves from west to east across the day.

How the combination of lockdown and all the events surrounding Black Lives Matter have affected the mental health of African Americans.

Two gymnasts allege they were subjected to mistreatment by British Gymnastics head coach Amanda Reddin.

Five more workers at the Norfolk poultry plant are isolating as they await test results.

Orchestral versions of the song and Land Of Hope And Glory will be played but without lyrics.

The presenter says his experience working as a black person in the TV industry left him with depression.

The health secretary is the latest cabinet minister to announce her decision not to stand at next year's holyrood election.

Head teachers in England want clarification over whether staff or pupils can wear masks in school.

A girl and three boys, all aged 14, are arrested after a boy is stabbed in Pitsea in Essex.

Emily Lewis is described by her head teacher as a "kind and compassionate young lady".

National traffic reports have been urging drivers to avoid Bradford-on-Avon due to the long queues.

Maisie Newell suffered brain injuries after being thrown into her cot, a court heard.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Monday evening.