Captain Harry Kane steps and sees his penalty saved by Kasper Schmeichel but manages to convert the follow-up to put England ahead 2-1 against Denmark in their semi-final tie at Wembley.

How, when and who will benefit from changes to quarantine rules will be detailed in the Commons later.

But, Boris Johnson is cleared of breaching parliamentary standards rules over the Caribbean holiday.

Tories tell Rob Roberts not to come back as his suspension for sexual harassment ends.

The Top Gear and Take Me Out star will replace the BBC show's long-standing presenter Sue Barker.

It is thought tablets are being sold as Valium and Xanax, prompting a warning from health officials.

A lack of available properties will continue to help push house prices up, according to surveyors.

An independent report says cuts have left services "on their knees" and recommends a focus on recovery.

Job vacancies grew at their fastest rate in 24 years in June - but so did staff shortages, research finds

The family of bomb victim Ann Hamilton say she was a British soldier who had been let down.

Leeds hospital bosses postpone elective surgeries to allow them to prioritise urgent treatments.

Men were 30% more likely than women to test positive for the virus in the past two weeks, a study suggests.

BBC News NI understands 26 July will be discussed for the next relaxation of restrictions.

Care home residents join forces with artists to tell their story of the coronavirus lockdown.

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

Boris Johnson has set out government plans for lifting the remaining Covid restrictions in England.

Some customers will still be asked to wear face masks even after it becomes a "personal choice" on 19 July.

England will face Italy in the Euro 2020 final on Sunday, but what is the latest ticket situation and how can you watch the game?

Fans cheered on England as they beat Denmark 2-1 in the Euro 2020 semi-final.

England fans celebrate beating Denmark 2-1 in extra time at Euro 2020 to set up a final against Italy.

Imagine having a baby at the same moment Harry Kane scores the winning goal to reach the Euro 2020 final?

BBC Sport takes a look at the statistics behind England's 55-year wait to reach a major tournament final.

The England boss has turned to experts outside football to help prepare his team. Should we all take note?

Easy V doesn't come for free, but this guide to the Spice Girls' career will cost you nothing.

As Covid shut charity shops thrifty second-hand traders shifted online to bag a bargain, in droves.

People from Bradford reflect on scenes 20 years ago that affected a generation of the city's young.

Why do areas with high Covid death rates match places with the worst health in Victorian times?

The Prince of Wales invited the Band of the Coldstream Guards to play an instrumental version of the rousing football anthem Three Lions, at his London residence.

From shooting hoops to giving one-on-one pep talks, we hear about the England manager's style.

The garden at Buckingham Palace will open to the public from Friday 9 July until Sunday 19 September.

Hundreds of bonfires are being built in Northern Ireland as part of traditional commemorations.

Natasha Hamilton belts out the updated version of hit song Whole Again for the BBC's Ben Brown.

Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi says some in government have broken Covid rules while he was unable to go to family funerals.

Mina Smallman says the man who murdered her daughters, Nicole and Bibaa, has "no power in our lives".

Probation officer Sam Gildersleeve shows us a job that often isn't seen in police shows.

England's thrilling win over Denmark, taking them to the Euro final, leads most of the front pages.

Watch highlights as captain Harry Kane's follow up from a penalty miss sends England through to their first major men's final since 1966, beating Denmark 2-1 after extra time at Wembley.

More than 100 new posts will be created as part of the deployment of Poseidon maritime aircraft at the Moray base.

Sir Keir Starmer will have talks with political leaders and meet police and students.

Fishermen say they have had "no respect" from officials over plans to catch and release tuna.

Current rules create a "two-tier system" that is unfair for the unvaccinated, Victoria Hodgson says.