Boris Johnson says he wants to "restore freedoms", as he unveils plans on social distancing and masks.

It comes as the health service marks its 73rd anniversary on Monday with events across the UK.

The flooding caused trains in the capital to be stopped and homes, bars and businesses were affected.

A train operator says it is not always possible to enforce Covid rules during busy times.

Apollo Global says it is considering a bid, days after the UK supermarket agreed to a £6.3bn takeover.

The government says the scheme is "fair and beneficial", despite MPs calling for a review.

The London councillor says the party needs time to choose new leadership before the next election.

The central London landmark has been home to a rolling commission of artworks since 1998.

A PhD student discovered the pages written by the nonsense poet to a woman he befriended in Italy.

Investigators will look at the possibility the building was hit by lightning, the fire service says.

The new watchdog will be able to prosecute rule-breaking developers and take their properties off the market.

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

New guidance gives health boards the option of allowing visitors who have a negative Covid test.

Scotland's contact tracing app has 950,000 active users despite being downloaded two million times.

Ministers are calling for school Covid isolation rules to end by autumn.

Wearing a face covering is currently a legal requirement in many places, but rules are under review.

The government says it's confident an Indian-made AZ vaccine used in the UK won't affect people's ability to travel abroad.

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Some disabled people have been left uncomfortably reliant on partners after benefits were removed.

Record-breaking 17-year-old Evie Davis from Bromley has set her sights on swimming at the Olympics in Paris.

Members of the public can now pay to fly through the air like a superhero.

What is set to become of the growing anti-lockdown movement once Covid restrictions are lifted?

The controversial Policing, Crime, Sentencing and Courts bill is back in the Commons on Monday.

Fans celebrate as England head for the Euro 2020 semi-finals after beating Ukraine.

Fans react as England beat Ukraine 4-0 to reach Euro 2020 semi-final.

Former England captain Alan Shearer believes "something special is happening" as Gareth Southgate's side reach the Euro 2020 semi-finals.

A Scottish fisherman says post-Brexit rules means three hours worth of paperwork for each EU order.

Lauren lost her job and had to delay her wedding during the pandemic but is now a social media star.

The housing and communities secretary announces a law to give homeowners 15 years to sue "shoddy" developers.

Lee says he went from using drugs once a week to every day during the lockdown - but now he's in recovery.

Kim Leadbeater, the newly elected MP for Batley and Spen, pays tribute to her sister Jo Cox.

The phenomenon is caused by warm air from the land rising rapidly which then starts to rotate.

Monday's papers lead with details of which measures are expected to be lifted in England after 19 July.

A mother is "shocked" her son's killer was moved to a secure hospital after "two hours" in jail.

The number of centres is being expanded across the country after a sharp rise in Covid case numbers.

Health minister says vaccine push is aimed at younger people amid concerns about the new variant.

Workers have shown "strength, passion, professionalism and dedication", the chief executive says.

A series of thunderstorms saw water damage homes and cut-off roads in Norton Fitzwarren, Somerset.