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Downing Street says its taxpayer-funded photographers are "documenting" the work of government.

Bill Michael will step back as the audit giant investigates comments that allegedly offended staff.

The prime minister says 'now is the moment' to get vaccinated.

The disqualified driver drove at speeds of 140mph in foggy conditions, police say.

Raheem Hanif, 26, died following an altercation in Reading on Saturday evening, police said.

Elton John and Michael Caine appear in a light-hearted ad, promoting uptake of the Covid-19 vaccine.

The inquiry is shown an email from a sales manager at Arconic warning of the risk of high-rise fires.

Barry Burkhill "did not intervene in bullying" in the meeting hosted by Jackie Weaver, it is claimed.

Grand National-winning jockey Liam Treadwell died aged 34 after taking a cocktail of drugs, an inquest heard.

Robin Swann says the public must make bigger efforts now to achieve a "better spring and summer".

Residents say it is not enough and would still leave many in dangerous buildings with impossible bills.

David Wilson blackmailed boys into sending him indecent images of themselves, siblings and friends.

The UK's second-largest supermarket joins Tesco in promising to price-match German discounter Aldi.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps says there's too much uncertainty to make plans now for the summer.

"Lengthy delays" stopped fire crews helping the Manchester Arena attack victims, an inquiry hears.

Scotland's first minister says she will challenge "ridiculous conspiracy theories" when she faces an inquiry.

The advert for the property in Essex says it is "showing signs of damp".

Ruth Benson, who has offered her life savings as a reward, says her children are "heartbroken".

Police say 70 people were at the party in Lancaster but they "caught" 38 who were fined £800 each.

Prof Jonathan Van-Tam: "This virus just doesn't care about what ethnic background you are from".