One woman tells the BBC a security guard employed by G4S mimed sex while they were alone in a lift.

The health secretary's actions may lead to people breaking Covid rules, campaigners say.

Any adult will be able to get a vaccine without an appointment this weekend at hundreds of walk-in sites.

The "gloves are off" for Wales as they prepare to face Denmark in their Euro 2020 last-16 tie in Amsterdam on Saturday.

The charity says people should get a guarantee of access to cash, as they do with water and electricity.

The special edition coin features a portrait of the Duke of Edinburgh that was approved in 2008.

Tom Williams says he has been refused an approved jab after taking part in the Novavax vaccine.

Four-time Olympic champion Mo Farah will consider his future after failing to qualify for this year's Games.

The giant drinking vessel on the side of a pub is described as "a monstrosity" on social media.

Kimani Martin died when a shotgun was fired at him from another car in Tividale on Sunday.

Coronavirus cases cause staff shortages and force Nissan to reallocate and furlough workers.

Carol Monaghan wants better protection for public figures after online abuse turned into a "credible" death threat.

People reveal how technology has helped or hindered them during the pandemic, using #MyAccessiblePandemic.

Matt Hancock admits breaching social distancing guidelines after newspaper prints photos of him and an aide embracing.

Wales is fifth in the world for the percentage of people fully vaccinated, and first for first doses.

The Delta variant has become even more dominant, but vaccines are making a difference.

Fans are being offered the "memorable experience" when they get vaccinated at the Emirates.

The festival will go ahead at full capacity as part of the government's series of test events.

In a week of harrowing testimony, ex-pupils described how 72 friends died of Aids and hepatitis.

A more eco-friendly petrol is coming to filling stations in the UK - but it's not suitable for all cars.

Photographers describe the hours, patience and luck that goes into capturing glowing plankton.

A new book, and fresh medical studies, seem to re-frame the artist and poet's famous visions.

A forklift driver can't work from home, but there are other ways the industry can offer more flexibility.

The health secretary has become one of the UK's most prominent politicians during the Covid crisis.

Gareth Mon Jones says he went to the beach 15 nights in a row to find a bioluminescence display.

Katty Kay leaves the BBC after nearly three decades of service, including five years on Beyond 100 Days.

Fraudsters copy adverts from legitimate websites before taking deposits and fees from their victims.

Dave Smith, 72, from Bristol, was sent to hospital seven times over the last 10 months.

The government has published an update to its green list for countries where returning travellers will not need to quarantine.

BBC defence correspondent Jonathan Beale reports from the deck of HMS Defender in the Black Sea as it was harassed by Russia's military.

Saturday's papers are dominated by the pictures and fallout of the health secretary kissing an aide.

The statue is described as a "fitting tribute" to Irena Sendler, who saved Jewish children.

The fallout over Health Secretary Matt Hancock's relationship with his aide dominates Scotland's front pages.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson is the only candidate to put his name forward for the party leadership.

Peggy Copeman, 81, was neglected by a private ambulance service, a coroner concludes.