The former chancellor replaces Matt Hancock, who quit after breaching Covid rules by kissing a colleague.

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

The papers contain details about UK warship HMS Defender and the British military.

A 16-year-old boy found at the scene with head injuries is arrested in connection with the death.

Another man was also found dead in the property in Milton Keynes on Saturday morning.

A new online portal will allow anyone over the age of 18 to self-register for an appointment from Monday.

The movie about ancient treasures found at Sutton Hoo features Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes.

Three police officers receive minor injuries during a day of demonstrations in London.

Dina Asher-Smith books her 100m spot at the Tokyo Olympics but is denied a British record as her time is revised down.

The victim's mother has visited the scene in south-east London where her son was killed, police say.

For three months, Bill Wilson lived a nightmare, trapped behind a plastic facemask fighting Covid.

Lockdown has catapulted us into a screen-based "hybrid" reality, says tech pioneer Martha Lane Fox.

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

Matt Hancock resigns for breaching social distancing guidelines after photos emerged of him and a colleague 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.

Newly qualified pilots are indebted and jobless as airlines reel from the pandemic, says the industry.

Archaeologists believe bone samples offer the first evidence a black sailor was among the crew.

The second-generation immigrant son of a bus driver previously served Boris Johnson as chancellor.

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

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

Olympic snowboarder Aimee Fuller takes an electric surfboard for a spin on the River Thames.

Sean O'Hare suffered a double stroke, but 10 months on he regularly hikes in the Mournes.

Rita spent her final years in sheltered accommodation where she felt forced to keep her sexuality secret.

Costumes from the Black Panther film represent a "little bit of Hollywood coming to Ipswich".

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

The £5bn plan to connect Cambridge to Oxford is one of the UK's biggest transport schemes.

The former health secretary's departure after kissing senior aide dominates Sunday's papers.

A media blackout was imposed when thousands died in the Nazi bombing of the Lancastria in 1940.

Sunday's A international between England and Scotland is called off after three positive Covid tests in the Scotland squad.

Police release footage of two men suspected of murdering Warren Crossan in west Belfast a year ago.

Shelter Cymru says Wales' system "won't cope" when the ban on evictions comes to an end next week.

Ex-Nottingham Forest player Garry Birtles's wife Samantha died of pancreatic cancer on Thursday.