Protests are not listed as a "reasonable excuse" for leaving home in current lockdown legislation.

Vaccine production proposals are being stalled, WHO documents leaked to BBC Newsnight show.

Ministers hope extra money and easing of rules will help areas reopen safely as lockdown eases.

It follows reports by the Daily Mail that £60,000 of party funds went towards the refurbishments.

And the Duke of Cambridge thanks the public for its "compassion and generosity" as over £45m is raised.

Rangers' Glen Kamara insists he was subjected to "vile racist abuse" by Ondrej Kudela and says the Slavia Prague player's denial is "a complete utter lie".

The Manchester City winger took a month to realise his bank card was being used, a court hears.

Former Crewe manager Dario Gradi apologises for "not recognising signs of abuse" carried out at the club by paedophile Barry Bennell.

As a way around Covid restrictions, the soap has had real-life romantics standing in for actors.

The motorist was stopped by police for driving at 122 mph on the M5 in Somerset.

Oliver Banfield's victim says she thought he was "fulfilling a violent cop movie fantasy".

Boris Johnson says he "cannot recommend it too highly" as he urges the public to get vaccinated.

People who have not been vaccinated for Covid will have to take a test before they enter.

Chelsea-Leigh Richardson, 21, says she became mum to her four siblings overnight when her mum died.

The event has been moved to the August Bank Holiday, but will be fenced-off and ticket-only for the first time.

Annabelle Smith, who has lost three jobs during the pandemic, is offered a job by a panellist.

Cornwall has overtaken London as the most searched for location among property buyers, data suggests.

Schools should be encouraged to relax uniform rules in the short term, the education minister says.

Health chiefs say a "deluge" of inquires is blocking phone lines for patients with urgent needs.

Alun Wyn Jones could become the first Welshman to win four Six Nations Grand Slams if he leads his country to victory against France in Paris.

Why the referendum everyone's forgotten shaped the last decade of our lives.

Photographer Laura Page challenges the stereotypes of age.

Chloe Kidd, 24, says she had an instinct something was wrong after 10 years of painful periods.

Trampolines can be fun, but for those with physical and learning difficulties they can also offer a gravity-free way to exercise.

A former teacher and cricketer is talking about his gambling addiction to help warn others.

The once-a-decade survey gives a snapshot of UK life and helps find out what services are needed.

Nikki, a recovering alcoholic, describes how she stopped drinking during the pandemic and how it changed her.

As it returns for a sixth series, Line of Duty creator Jed Mercurio says the show owes some of its success to word of mouth.

Ros Atkins looks at how a vaccine hailed as a ‘game-changer’ has seen its reputation tarnished.

Nursing students graduating in 2021 have trained in an unprecedented environment: A global pandemic.

Reece was bullied at school, leaving him with depression and anxiety, but now he's helping others.

Striking footage shows the trees being "magically" lifted into the air in the Lake District.

Boris Johnson is pictured on several front pages getting a first dose of the Oxford-AstraZeneca jab.

After 110 years of trading on the high street Thorntons is closing its remaining 61 shops.

Nicola Sturgeon says she stands by "every word" of her evidence to the Alex Salmond committee.

Police say the deaths in Newtownabbey were linked and have launched a double murder investigation.

Wales' first minister and police chiefs urge fans to stay home as Wales bid for rugby's Grand Slam.

Darren Langford's neck was slashed while on the set of The Witches, starring Anne Hathaway.