Publication of the report into Daniel Morgan's unsolved murder is held up by a Home Office review.

Ministers failed to prepare for a threat on the scale of the pandemic, the spending watchdog says.

UK holidaymakers are reportedly double-booking breaks this summer to make sure they don't miss out.

Boris Johnson says not to go but some travel firms are refusing refunds for those destinations.

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

Older farmers in England will be paid to retire under a government scheme.

A team of experts is excavating the cellar of a cafe in the search for missing Mary Bastholm.

Inflation in the UK rose by 1.5% in the year to April, compared with 0.7% in March.

Residents have been evacuated and nearby schools and businesses are affected.

The Turner Prize winner says art fairs and other "money-drenched" bits of the market may not return.

Seeing defendants face-to-face in court causes unnecessary stress, the victims' commissioner says.

B.1.617.2 is dominant in some parts of the country - but it doesn't have to be cause for panic yet.

A growing number of unis plan online and in-person teaching this autumn, and not everyone's happy.

Travellers who booked ahead for 2021 or had holidays moved are finding they cannot claim money back.

We answer some of your questions about England's roadmap out of lockdown, and other Covid-related issues.

There is increasing concern about financial support if people can't return to work.

Amid the joy of being back there are fears that some customers may have died during lockdown.

Images from the day, as coronavirus rules are eased in England, Scotland and Wales.

The BBC's Adina Campbell speaks to people in Coventry about the legacy of George Floyd's death.

Many parts of the UK have already seen rainfall totals exceeding the monthly average - so why has it been such a soggy month?

We visited Buzz Bingo in Tooting to speak to the callers and punters on their first day back.

Mothers speak of their grief and fear after bomb blasts near a Kabul school killed at least 85 people, many of them schoolgirls.

The photos donated at a photographic show are believed to have been found in an attic clear-out.

The nose and mouth of the Megalosaurus, which is in Crystal Palace Park, broke off last May.

Comedian Barry Ferns put on a show as soon as lockdown rules were eased at one minute past midnight.

Self-portraits by Ai-Da, an artist android, go on display at the Design Museum in London.

A man from County Meath sets an Irish men's record for the Backyard Ultra Last One Standing race.

Annette and her daughters were in Manchester Arena during the attack on 22 May 2017.

Front-line NHS worker Viv Hudson hasn't hugged her daughter for over a year – until now.

Cleo Lynn is encouraging others to get vaccinated after her father became ill with coronavirus.

Leisure travel from England, Scotland and Wales, to a select number of countries, is now allowed.

Many front pages report on confusion surrounding the government's advice on international travel.

The facility builds unmanned aerial vehicles that the protesters allege are used in the Middle East.

Fiona Hyslop and Fergus Ewing step down from their posts as Ms Sturgeon prepares to unveil her new team.

Honesty is needed with the public over the long waits for treatment in NI, a leading academic says.

Wales asked to donate vaccines to low-income countries by the World Health Organization.

There was also an increased student intake overall following changes to A-level exams last summer.