The Met is facing questions over its response to an alleged case of indecent assault involving Sarah's suspected killer.

Lawyers for Reclaim These Streets event go to the High Court after police say it would be unlawful.

Official figures show a sharp drop in trade in goods with the EU as the Brexit transition period ended.

People will soon be able meet friends in their garden, visit care homes inside and play golf.

Up to four adults from two different households are now able to meet up outside, including in gardens.

Cornwall Council is urging households to "tell them we're Cornish".

The British-Iranian woman faces a new court hearing this weekend, following a five-year sentence.

PC Ben Gates thought his "time was up" after his patrol car crashed on a motorway in Hertfordshire.

Ministers were warned the proposal is damaging the UK's reputation ahead of a major climate summit.

The drop in claims is not mirrored in cheaper premiums, but insurers say motorists have been supported.

The postal service will make deliveries for major retailers as online shopping continues to grow.

A union claims DVLA's Swansea headquarters has seen the "worst Covid workplace outbreak in the UK".

A plan for children in primaries one to three to return to remote learning from 22 March is scrapped.

Three cases of the P.1 variant are in South Gloucestershire and the fourth is in Bradford, West Yorkshire.

Experts say the move reflects the heightened risks from coronavirus for people who are homeless.

A "compelling reason" is no longer needed to travel to and from the non-EU countries, officials say.

A 12-week gap could leave those having two Pfizer jabs vulnerable to Covid-19, researchers suggest.

The Tomahawk Steakhouse chain asked furloughed staff to loan it 10% of their wages to cover costs.

The government says it may still be too early to book summer holidays abroad.

The airport regularly sees queuing times of three hours and on occasion six hours, an executive says.

Experts and parents criticise approach as reports emerge of pupils incorrectly told they have virus.

Police say the pair were travelling from Edinburgh to Cambridge when they decided to head to Whitby.

They felt more depressed and lonely, and spent more time on housework and home-schooling children.

Boris Johnson "corrects" the European Council president over claims about the government's stance.

Be prepared for mild side-effects but do not be deterred from having the life-saving jab, doctors say.

Campaigners tell the BBC how they are working to address the root causes of violence against women.

A series of portraits aims to show the impact of the pandemic on musicians' livelihoods.

The BBC One series is returning with James Bond cars, mid-life crises and all-British locations.

How a team of British combatants travelled to Colombia to assassinate the world's most dangerous man.

People share some of their collections of vintage technology and explain why it is still useful.

Women around the UK have reacted to the disappearance of Sarah Everard by sharing their stories.

Kate MacLeod can be found swimming in seas and lochs around the Western Isles in summer - and winter.

After BBC News reported on a woman who spends Friday evenings litter picking, others got in touch.

Three young people who lost their siblings to suicide are urging distressed teenagers to seek help.

There are multiple coronavirus vaccines being rolled out in countries across the UK and around the world. What happens if you don't want it?

The Duke of Cambridge responds to reporter's question on racism during school visit.

More than 6,000 people in the UK have been victims of pet scammers since the first lockdown a year ago.

A Labour MP lists all women killed in the UK over the last year where a man has been convicted or charged.

Former rugby player Mark Jones and Sir Michael Palin talk about their experiences of stammering.

CBeebies viewers can tuck in with the Duke of Hastings this Sunday.

The Sarah Everard case and Prince William's response to the Sussexes' interview dominate the papers.

Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors is due to be staged in an outdoor performance area this summer.

The controversial legislation consolidates existing law and extends protection for vulnerable groups.

Plans to celebrate NI's centenary include a concert, a special post-mark and a church service.

Matthew Topham has the "burden of taking a life" in the Christmas Day crash, a judge says.