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European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic calls for calm as he visits Northern Ireland.

The cases of a boy and a neo-Nazi are now linked after reporting restrictions are lifted.

Rio Ferdinand says football is "sliding backwards" and racism is being normalised by the prevalence of racist abuse online.

A series of failings was found in the care offered to three adults with learning disabilities.

The UK regulator's decision paves the way for a rollout ahead of winter to millions of people.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson says students should expect in-person teaching for new term.

The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union says its members are at risk.

The defence ministers tells MPs he hopes noise and vibrations problems can be resolved but gives no deadline.

Staff are seen fleeing to a safe room and loud bangs are heard in the stand-off in Bristol.

A government report reveals why Hitachi trains, which had to be withdrawn, developed cracks.

Former England footballer Rio Ferdinand tells MPs about his experience of online hate and racism.

It took an average of more than eight minutes to respond to urgent call-outs, NHS figures show.

Three is the third UK network to bring back roaming charges for the EU post-Brexit.

Arlo Parks, Sault and Laura Mvula are the bookmakers' tips to be named album of the year later.

Omar Alam is described by a judge who jailed him for life as "every woman's living nightmare".

The airline says a recent takeover approach undervalued the business and announces plans to raise £1.2bn.

Some unions and care organisations have warned that making the jabs mandatory will lead to staff shortages.

Dame Cressida Dick has faced a number of controversies in her time as the Met's boss.

The supermarket chain and its rivals have seen gaps on shelves due to the lorry driver shortage.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday morning.