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The show's star reflects on its appeal 20 years on but feels it could now be politically incorrect.

Cephas Williams turns a shopping centre into a gallery for his Portrait of Black Britain exhibition.

The overall risk of death is around two in a million children, scientists looking at England's data estimate.

Friday's papers say the NHS Covid app will be "tweaked" to reduce the numbers told to isolate.

The supermarket giant says its customers increasingly go online for their entertainment.

There are more carbon friendly options than replacing old buildings with new ones, architects say.

Airlines say bookings increase after the government removed quarantine rules on amber-list countries.

On the series' 20th anniversary, the BBC shows never-seen-before interview clips with Ricky Gervais.

Former IndyCar driver Sam Schmidt was paralysed from the shoulders down in a racing accident in 2000.

The head of a doctors' group says it is important to keep face coverings in the healthcare sector.

Tamim Ian Habimana, 15, and Keane Flynn-Harling, 16, were killed in separate attacks in London.

The charity, which runs libraries, museums and sports centres in Glasgow lost £38m during the pandemic.

Giving evidence a defendant admits he took a knife with him when meeting a boy who was later killed.

Deputy Chief Constable Ian Pilling says the response to the Manchester Arena attack was "unacceptable".

The BBC’s Jonathan Beale spoke to one bereaved mother, as the UK removes troops from Afghanistan.

Ministers will extend the criteria to fast-track benefits payments to patients in England and Wales

The chancellor and others think the tournament could boost consumer confidence as the economy reopens.

A victim's brother victims is given permission to challenge a decision not to prosecute Soldier F.

A prescription is no longer needed for certain progesterone-only pills, the UK's drug regulator says.

Nicola Sturgeon says a "slowdown" in infections gives her optimism that restrictions can be eased.