England's Tyrone Mings accuses the home secretary of "pretending" to be disgusted about racist abuse.

England and Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford says he "will never apologise for who I am" after receiving racist abuse following England's Euro 2020 final loss to Italy.

The artwork was vandalised following England's defeat to Italy in the Euro 2020 final.

Masks will not be legally required on public transport when Covid restrictions are eased in England.

High Street sales from April to June grew at the fastest pace on record, industry figures indicate.

Cars are submerged in water in some areas while train services have also been cancelled.

The seizure is the largest of its kind in the UK - beating the previous record set just weeks ago.

The First Minister will confirm whether Scotland's levels will be changed on 19 July as planned.

They will choose between restoring spending to previous levels or tying it to government borrowing.

Lewis Hamilton says that helping motorsport become more diverse will be "the most valuable" thing he has achieved in his career.

Police say the teenage victim was taken by members of the public to hospital, where he later died.

The parades were smaller and more localised than usual due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

But Boris Johnson says it is vital to proceed with "caution" because "this pandemic is not over" .

Scientists say early research findings could lead to a diagnostic test for those with long-term symptoms.

People will be expected to wear masks in crowded indoor spaces after 19 July.

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.

The BBC's Lucy Adams wants to know what long Covid actually is and how to make it go away.

Women who allege they were victims of sexual misconduct at Glasgow University say they feel let down.

After losing the Euro 2020 final on penalties to Italy, BBC Sport's Phil McNulty looks at how manager Gareth Southgate can take England to the next step.

The BBC tracks the long, winding road to Sir Richard Branson's flight to the edge of space.

With the Teesside Archives set to move, what are their point and what secrets do they hold?

A County Antrim postman is being studied by English academics as part of a UK-wide history project.

The F1 driver is aiming to increase the proportion of black people in his sport.

Nadiya Hussain talks to comedian Ali Shahalom about being British Bangladeshi in 2021.

A fraudster threatens a BBC reporter during a call supposedly from his bank after a text scam.

Heavy rain has caused flash floods in parts of London, leaving cars submerged and roads filled with water.

Boris Johnson sets out England's reopening on 19 July, but warns the pandemic is not over.

Over 200 bonfires were lit on Sunday night as part of the Loyalist 12 July celebrations.

Tuesday's papers react to three England players being subjected to racist abuse.

Campaigners say the de-funding of the Environment Agency has meant polluters continue to put 'filth' in rivers.

The National Lottery award will help plant trees, restore peatland and improve sustainable transport.

Police say the woman and the man arrested on suspicion of her murder were on holiday in the area.

A new unit is set up by one police force in an effort to keep victims of crime up to date.

The family have transformed the unmanaged woodland into open wetland, attracting more wildlife.