The cabinet secretary is also expected to be questioned about the row over lobbying in Westminster.

Folajimi Olubunmi-Adewole's body was found in the water about six hours after he leapt in to help.

Paula Vennells steps down from Dunelm and Morrisons after an IT scandal which saw workers wrongfully convicted.

Travel restrictions are also eased, allowing people to travel between Scotland and other parts of the UK.

The NHS plans to set out when 40 to 43-year-olds will be invited for the jab "in the coming days".

The fire on Marsden Moor was started deliberately, landowner National Trust says.

Up to six people can eat or drink outside from Monday, with rules also eased for weddings and sport.

Shaan Mir is charged with murder and attempted murder following an altercation in Walton-on-Thames.

There has been a surge in offences as thieves cash in on the precious metals they contain.

The device was found in a car park in Eton on Sunday evening, police say.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday morning.

The lateral flow test kits can be picked up from testing centres or ordered online from Monday.

From Saturday, six people from six households are able to meet outdoors in Wales.

Some UK nationals say they are struggling to secure flights home as India sees a surge in Covid.

Wembley is given an extra Euro 2020 last-16 tie - which could involve England - as Dublin loses its four fixtures because of Covid-19 issues.

The government borrowed £303bn in the year to March, reflecting the cost of measures to support the economy.

Real-world data found the AZ and Pfizer jabs worked equally well in over-75s and younger people.

Driving lessons and tests also resume on Friday as Northern Ireland's Covid restrictions ease.

Researchers at Glasgow University identified two cases where they believe cats developed Covid-19 after their owners.

Boris Johnson is facing questions over how expensive works on his Downing Street flat were paid for.

Sadiq Khan, Shaun Bailey, Sian Berry and Luisa Porritt spoke to voters ahead of the 6 May election.

The team say they followed a hunch on where to look after studying satellite data.

Grace Holden found talking about her mum's death hard - until she opened up about it on The Voice.

BBC sports editor Dan Roan looks back at a 'seismic and pivotal' launch and crash of the European Super League, and what might happen next.

Aaron Leventhal hopes this will encourage others to seek help, rather than bottle it up.

Jess Crawford found out she had inherited a mutant gene that means she will develop dementia.

The teenage romantic comedy set in a Scottish new town has been an enduring success for 40 years.

There are only a few fixed lesbian venues left in the UK, and they are having to adapt to keep going.

Bassel lost his flat in the war in Syria and is now at risk of losing everything again, as a victim of flammable cladding.

An eight-year-old boy has been praised for his presence of mind after he made an 999 call to emergency services.

Labour wants PM to explain the funding of refurbishments to the his Downing Street flat.

The trade secretary did not confirm or deny whether a Tory Party donor provided the money beforehand.

Russell Moorhouse is wild camping on all 214 Wainwrights to raise money for a mental health charity.

Several front pages continue to focus on questions facing Boris Johnson over the renovation of his Downing Street flat.

Police say a fire was thought to have been caused by a small heater.

The easing of Covid restrictions after a four month-long winter lockdown make the front pages.

An NI Fire Service commander says the blaze in the Mourne Mountains was "probably a deliberate fire".

The service says the death of Jeremy Daw who died while responding to a 999 call was "accidental".

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