Boris Johnson will raise the target at a summit of the G7 group of advanced economies on Friday.

It records the names of 22,424 servicemen and women killed on D-Day and at the Battle of Normandy.

They say there is no “economic need" for the £4bn foreign aid cuts which undermine the UK's credibility.

The home secretary says viral videos "glamourise" the Channel crossings undertaken by migrants.

Four-time Olympic champion Mo Farah's hopes of representing Great Britain in Tokyo seem to be over after he fell well short of the qualifying mark in European 10,000m Cup in Birmingham.

Richard Ayoade will host the event, which will open with a performance from singer Olly Alexander.

Police officers cleared crowds from several streets in Dublin city centre on Saturday night.

The education secretary praises testing in schools amid concerns that more pupils are being sent home.

G7 finance ministers have agreed to work together to create a "level playing field" on global taxation.

The youngster lost his hands and legs and endured 23 operations after being struck by the disease.

The Cambridge professor is funding scholarships for two disadvantaged students as she retires.

Dr John Wright describes the goals of the CoV-Boost trial, which started this past week.

The UK regulator says the vaccine is safe and effective and the benefits outweigh risks in this age group.

Increasing numbers of infections are likely to be caused by the so-called Indian, or Delta, variant.

Figures show footfall in Wales was 30% lower in May compared with the same month in 2019.

Shoplifting slumped but assaults on police officers went up during a "unique year" for crime levels in Scotland.

The first minister's warning comes as crowds are allowed back to sporting events and outdoor gigs.

Positive crew tests mean the Tom Cruise movie will not resume for two weeks.

The "goldens girls" of a Belfast bingo hall say it is as much about friendship as it is about winning.

Ministers have raised concerns over a mutation to the Delta variant first identified in India.

Actor Stephen Graham stars in the brutally violent prison drama Time, written by Jimmy McGovern.

From hot flushes on dates to feelings of grief, being menopausal at university was tough for Éimi.

World leaders will descend on the Cornish coast later this month.

Manchester United's Luke Shaw and Tottenham's Son Heung-min are in the 2020-21 PFA Team of the Year, which is dominated by Manchester City players.

Ed Miliband says his time at the top of Labour was "traumatic" and defeat in 2015 knocked his confidence.

Teenager Exauce Imbo went from forcing haircuts on his brothers to keeping footballers and celebrities looking sharp.

About 200 shields have now been donated to schools and organisations in the form of greenhouses.

A ballet academy is trying to make dance accessible to Muslim girls by moving to poetry instead of music.

Katy Meldrum says she struggled to leave the house following her ordeal.

Coventry City of Culture: Getting ready for the launch event

Dramatic dashcam footage shows drug dealers trying to evade officers after undertaking a patrol car.

The dress, seen by millions on TV in 1981, is being exhibited at her former Kensington Palace home.

Sunday's front pages look at the G7's tax deal and calls to share vaccine supplies around the world.

Chris Hopson says vaccines seem to have "broken the chain" between infection and serious illness.

In Glasgow people are allowed to meet in each other's homes for the first time in nine months.

Extra precaution is being taken as the positive cases in the County Down town are not linked to travel.

The target for trainee teachers is missed, but the pandemic is said to be behind a rise in interest.

Cameron Forbush ran a scuba diving school in the Philippines before the Covid-19 pandemic.