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Three aerial dancers suspend themselves from 1,000ft (305m) up for a routine in the Lake District.

The travel industry had been pushing for the rule change so tourists can more easily come to England.

Tiny harvest mice are being exported from East Kilbride to Ealing to help with a rewilding project.

It comes after the UK government said fully vaccinated visitors from the EU or US will not need to isolate in England.

Victoria Hall, 17, was abducted on her way home from a Suffolk nightclub more than 20 years ago.

David Clark died after being trampled by a herd of cows while walking his dogs in North Yorkshire.

"We're just delighted for him", says Matt Richards' mother Amanda.

Recent falls in cases are encouraging but it is too early to draw conclusions, Boris Johnson says.

The north-west slate mining area is said to have "roofed the world" at its height in the 19th Century.

The RNLI boss spoke out after it emerged lifeboat crews were being heckled for rescuing migrants.

A lack of sign language at two government briefings was discriminatory, a High Court judge finds.

Norfolk Fire Service deals with about 20 flooding-related incidents in Thetford on Tuesday evening.

Lucy Fox was given a hospital order after being diagnosed with a paranoid illness.

Silchester International says it is not inclined to support a £6.3bn deal for the supermarket chain.

Boris Johnson still warns of "bumps on the road" ahead as the IMF predicts 7% growth for the UK economy.

Olympic gold and silver medallists Tom Dean and Duncan Scott help Great Britain win the 4x200m freestyle relay as the team's gold run continues.

The club's president says anyone found guilty of violent offences "will be dismissed immediately".

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

The Orbital O2, which is anchored off Orkney, has the capacity to meet the annual power demand of 2,000 homes.

Police say no offences have taken place regarding the social media photographs of Wayne Rooney.