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Physical distancing ends in most settings, nightclubs reopen and limits on gatherings are removed.

Education correspondent Branwen Jefferys explains how grades are calculated and how you can appeal.

Andy Wright, who was diagnosed at 33, says his return to the sport helps alleviate symptoms.

A new podcast explores why gold has symbolic and historical significance for British Asians.

Britain's Olympic medal haul features on many of Monday's newspaper front pages.

GPs say false accusations they are shut and should "get back to work" are affecting morale.

Hybrid working could be one of the long-term legacies of the pandemic and lockdown restrictions.

Newcastle agree a fee with Arsenal in excess of £20m to sign midfielder Joe Willock.

Tottenham fans applaud Arsenal's Bukayo Saka on to the pitch on his first appearance since Euro 2020.

The police are also given an extra 36 hours to hold a man arrested on suspicion of murder.

The health secretary calls on a watchdog to investigate "exploitative" firms overcharging holidaymakers.

The woman was spotted entering the sea at Perran Sands Beach and failing to resurface.

Gen Sir Richard Barrons says it sends allies the wrong message and risks a resurgence of terrorism.

Charlotte Nichols and Stuart Bates raise more than £110,000 during their 17-day challenge.

Officers say up to 30 people wearing balaclavas blocked a road and set fire to furniture on Saturday.

Mahmood Mattan's wrongful conviction has inspired a novel longlisted for the Booker Prize.

Several centimetres of raw sewage built up at the back of one home as drains struggled to cope.

A yellow warning remains in place after torrential rain closed railway lines and flooded streets on Saturday.

A man, 29, is arrested on suspicion of murdering the woman who was found near Woodhouse Eaves.

The health secretary warns that the pandemic "is not over" ahead of Monday's significant milestone.