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Police warn motorists to be cautious as the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning.

The Cabinet Office minister said those declining a jab could see themselves barred from events.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday evening.

The first minister is due to announce next week whether most remaining restrictions will be lifted on 9 August.

Darren George, 30, remains in hospital after a car crashed into a pub beer garden.

Matthew Keenan, 34, from Bradford, urged others to get vaccinated after his Covid diagnosis.

Honor sent a painting to the Queen after the prince's death and was surprised at the response.

Lord Clarke is the first senior health minister from the 1980s to testify on the NHS scandal.

Sales have increased in the pandemic but some products are not fit for purpose, UK regulator warns.

More than 700 children suffered cruelty and sexual abuse at care homes in south London, an inquiry finds.

The prime minister is urging people to "remain cautious" despite a fall in UK Covid cases.

The report says some children in Bradford have "suffered abuse no child should have to experience".

Elizabeth McCourt was sexually abused at a care home in Lambeth as a child.

Robin Swann says he will look at only allowing those fully vaccinated to cash in high street vouchers.

The emergency services were called to the area on Monday night after a report of a person in the water.

Small dinghies distract police while larger boats cross the English Channel, a French MP says.

The comic will host two live Q&As in October in aid of Laura Nuttall, who has brain cancer.

Sadiq Khan warns that extremists have used the lockdowns to "radicalise the vulnerable".

Some travel insurance policies will not cover cancellation costs for travellers told to self-isolate.

Cheshire Police confirm a complaint of blackmail was made in relation to photos of Wayne Rooney.