About 60 French and Jersey boats are protesting against new post-Brexit rules at the port of St Helier.

Local and national contests - some delayed by Covid - are taking place in England, Scotland and Wales.

Almost all of 50 big UK firms tell the BBC staff will divide their time between home and office in future.

Owen Carey's family officially launch their campaign for a law change following his death in 2017.

Research by Which? looked at a selection of older routers still being used by customers.

The son of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who live in California, turns two today.

Manchester City and England forward Raheem Sterling receives racist abuse on social media, following English football's boycott.

The fashion chain raises its profit forecast but says the recent rebound in sales may not last.

Travellers returning from "red list" countries say they can't afford the UK's quarantine fees.

The accountancy giant is the latest firm to introduce hybrid working after lockdown.

Wales great Alun Wyn Jones is to be confirmed as captain of the British and Irish Lions for the tour of South Africa.

The rules on everything from whether you can take a selfie to voting while drunk.

Find out how to keep up to date with live election results on TV, radio, online and on social media.

The BBC is not allowed to report details of campaigning while the polls are open.

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

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

Millions go to the polls on Thursday, leaving the big parties with much to think about.

The Covid pandemic has changed the character of this Holyrood election, but the constitution is still the main dividing line.

Small numbers of votes could determine the outcome and the distribution of seats in the Senedd.

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

Scotland's party leaders have clashed for the final time in the Holyrood campaign - what did we learn?

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

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

Mistrust and inequality may explain why vaccine take-up is lower in the black community, say campaigners.

"Digital nomads" aim to get back to mobile working after Covid, with many countries wooing them.

Sheffield band While She Sleeps say they've created 'a sustainable model' for the music industry.

Elite sports women struggled with access to equipment and financial difficulties, an academic says.

A new show looks at the origins of disco culture in the 1960s and how it's developed since.

As lockdown restrictions ease gradually across the UK, what are the rules about returning to work?

The cost of hotel quarantine in the UK is too high for some families, who have had to delay their return instead.

Quarantine-free overseas holidays may soon be possible, but what are my refund and travel insurance rights?

Lab staff are working long unpaid hours to reduce the impact Covid is having on cancer research.

Following the death of his cousin, Dr Dan Gearon created the charity, You Okay, Doc?

Johnny Ward is part of a four-man rowing team that has crossed the Atlantic Ocean in a single boat.

A mum believes her disabled son is being failed by the social care system.

Long Boi, who lives on the University of York campus, is described as a "celebrity" by students.

The Royal Marines are testing out a jet suit to assist in Maritime Boarding Operations.

After finishing an epic walk for charity, Mick Cullen found himself facing a fresh challenge.

The UK sending Royal Navy vessels to Jersey amid a row over fishing rights with France features on the front pages.

Julia James's dog, a Jack Russell named Toby, was found next to her body, police say.

Polling stations across Scotland opened their doors at 07:00 as voters elect 129 MSPs to Holyrood.

The police ombudsman looked at the deaths of three men and a nine-year-old boy during rioting in Belfast.

Voters will elect 60 Senedd members and four police and crime commissioners.

Royal Mail says the stamps are "a fitting tribute" to a "much loved and revered musical icon".