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- Belfast: Residents told to close windows after 'significant' blaze
- Litter and toilet roll left at Yorkshire beauty spots
- Boy with cerebral palsy completes Captain Tom marathon feat
- George Floyd death: Hundreds protest across central London
- Coronavirus: UK exceeds 200,000 testing capacity target
- Coronavirus: NHS services to be gradually restarted
- Durdle Door: Coastguard warns over tombstoning after three hurt jumping 70ft
- Man dies after being attacked by cows in Yorkshire Dales
- UK weather in pictures: Sunny spring draws people outdoors
- Coronavirus: Raab defends relaxation of lockdown rules
West Midlands road crash figures high despite lockdown
One driver was caught by police driving at 142mph on the M6 Toll near Birmingham.
Online child abuse rising during lockdown warn police
Police forces across the world are warning criminals are using the restrictions to target children.
Coronavirus: UK sees almost no car manufacturing in April
Output fell by 99.7% from the same month last year as virus closes car plants.
Coronavirus: We answer kids' questions about going back to school
The BBC's Education Editor Branwen Jeffreys answers kids' questions about going back to school.
UK could offer 'path to citizenship' for Hong Kong's British passport holders
Hong Kong residents holding a UK overseas passport could gain a route to UK citizenship.
Louise Smith: Man charged with murder of teenager
Shane Lee Mays is accused of killing Louise Smith, 16, who was found dead in a Hampshire woodland.
Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill wins BBC Sport vote for best British women's sporting moment
Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill's heptathlon gold at London 2012 wins the best British women's sport moment in our vote.
Coronavirus: Lockdown easing to allow groups of six to meet
The PM says groups of up to six people will be able to meet outside in England from Monday.
Coronavirus: UK's tenth - and possibly final - clap for carers
People across the UK showed their appreciation for front-line workers for the tenth week in a row.
COP 26: New date agreed for UN climate summit in Glasgow
The COP26 UN summit, which was postponed due to coronavirus, will now take place between 1 and 12 November 2021.
Coronavirus: Two households 'can meet outdoors next week'
Lockdown is expected to be eased in Wales on Monday, with people likely to be able to meet locally.
Coronavirus: Who are the contact tracers and what are they doing?
Doctors, call centre staff and students are some of the 25,000 people chasing Covid-19 cases in England.
Coronavirus: Isle of Man temporary national speed limit to rise
The island's maximum speed limit will rise from 40mph to 60mph on 15 June, the chief minister says.
Coronavirus: Boris Johnson deflects questions to scientists about Dominic Cummings
The prime minister stepped in to direct questions about his closest aide away from scientific advisers at the government's daily briefing.
Premier League: BBC to show live matches when season resumes in June
Four Premier League games will be broadcast, free to air, live on BBC Sport when the season resumes in June.
About 7% have had coronavirus, says ONS survey
The estimate is based on blood tests on 885 people in England as part of a household survey by the ONS.
Coronavirus: How the virus is hitting some harder than others
The BBC’s Clive Myrie meets black and minority ethnic hospital staff and sees the impact the virus is having beyond the ward.
Coronavirus: Dental practices to reopen from 8 June
Dental practices in England have been told they can reopen from Monday, 8 June.
World's oldest man Bob Weighton dies, aged 112
Bob Weighton from Hampshire "died peacefully in his sleep, from cancer", his family confirms.
Coronavirus: Evening update as easing of lockdown will allow groups of six to meet
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this evening.
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