Julia James's daughter has asked people to pay their respects to her from their doorsteps.

They worked through the night to bring the fire in a derelict building in High Street under control.

Abbie Quinnen says trolls targeted her after she suffered burns when a social media stunt went wrong.

Workers at the DVLA's Swansea site have walked out in a dispute over Covid-related safety.

The Oxford study used data from more than 430,000 young people, gathered over 28 years.

UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab will lead the first face-to-face talks in more than two years.

The world's biggest jeweller says it will no longer use mined diamonds in a bid to become more sustainable.

Both parents, not just the father, will now be named on marriage certificates in England and Wales.

Homes are left without power and travel is disrupted as winds of up to 75mph batter Wales.

Anna Rutherford beat the Southern Upland Way record by 17 hours, just nine months after giving birth.

A bumper crop of elections are being held on 6 May across England, Scotland and Wales.

BBC Scotland's James Cook hears from those both for and against another referendum on independence.

National elections in Scotland and Wales and local elections in England are scheduled for 6 May 2021.

Hartlepool's last by-election in 2004 was a colourful affair and full of characters.

Compare where the parties stand on key issues - from Covid-19 and the NHS to education and the environment.

When is the final TV debate on, who is taking part, and what are the key topics that might come up?

Parties are campaigning with just two days to go before the Welsh Parliament election.

Sir Simon Stevens has been called the NHS's most significant figure since its founder Aneurin Bevan.

The Five Eyes intelligence alliance has expanded into politics but faces a split in dealing with Beijing.

An average audience of 12.8 million viewers tune in but reviews of the climax are mixed.

Ramadan is marked by Muslims worldwide - but some UK mosques aren't letting women in.

On May 3 1921 Northern Ireland came into being as the partition of Ireland took legal effect.

Amid a rise in reports of loneliness, some people fear a struggle to re-integrate as lockdown eases.

The government is preparing to remove the 30-person legal limit a month earlier than planned.

Blossoms play to 5,000 fans in Liverpool to help gather research for this summer's festival season.

Retail bosses say Scotland's reopening week outperformed England and Wales when their restrictions were lifted in April.

In previous years, the sunset celebration has seen thousands line the streets in Bristol.

Government adviser Prof Sir Mark Walport says there is "good news" but the virus could "reignite".

DJs and dancers share their experiences of the "big energy" at the first club night since lockdown.

Climate change, mental health and the arts: what teenagers aged 16-17 would vote for.

Joaquin Garcia jumped into the water with Folajimi Olubunmi-Adewole who died trying to rescue the woman.

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has met US Secretary of State Antony Blinken ahead of a meeting of G7 foreign ministers.

Asians in the UK share the abuse they've faced - from racial slurs to being spat at and punched.

Spoilers ahead, look away now! Line of Duty's "H" on Sunday night’s reveal and fan theories.

Five-thousand music fans attend a pilot concert held in a big top in Liverpool.

Tuesday's front pages focus on the prospect of Britons being able to travel abroad this summer.

A Gosport mum has called for lower bus fares to help residents of her "left-behind" neighbourhood.

The mother of 10-year-old Milly Main calls for resignations following an expert review into her daughter's death.

Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots and MP Sir Jeffrey Donaldson are bidding to succeed Arlene Foster.

Could the Welsh Parliament election have been used to spread falsehoods online?

Manchester student Moshe Bergman was among 45 people killed at the religious festival.