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The G20 major economies grow slightly compared with pre-pandemic levels, but UK trails behind.

The US President and Boris Johnson are having their first face-to-face meeting on the eve of the G7.

Ayesha Basharat used the card to buy crisps and sweets in the hospital, police say.

Maya Forstater lost her job at a think tank over tweets saying people cannot change their biological sex.

Ministers found it difficult to defy scientific advice as the pandemic began, says the health secretary.

A coroner hears fatigue or distraction may have caused Zoe Powell to swerve the family's car.

The first minister denies claims that the past performance of schools will again be taken into account.

The executive also agrees to allow 10 people from two households to meet indoors from that date.

Fourteen-year-old Christopher Kapessa died when he was reportedly pushed into a river in 2019.

The outgoing first minister says she hopes to make a personal statement to the Northern Ireland Assembly.

The health secretary has been answering questions about his handling of the Covid-19 pandemic.

BBC radio presenter Dom Busby dies at the age of 53 after a short illness.

Bolton had been "ground zero" for the new variant, but now cases have started to fall.

Rachel Farrington, whose daughter Jade was killed on a railway, calls for more safety education.

Fast bowler James Anderson becomes England's most capped Test player, surpassing Alastair Cook's record of 161.

Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees gives his account of events last summer in a new documentary.

Humza Yousaf will meet Glasgow City Council to see if further measures are needed for the city's Euro 2020 fan zone.

Authorities plan to leave six weeks between the first and second dose, BBC News NI understands.

Academics refuse to tutor students of Oriel College, which chose to keep the controversial statue.

The G7 summit is being held in a remote part of Cornwall, and has divided opinion amongst locals.