Face coverings must be worn despite restrictions easing in England on 19 July, London's mayor says.

The inflation rate hit 2.5% in June, exceeding the Bank of England's target for a second month.

It is not expected all rules will go, or that Wales will move as quickly as England.

Labour calls for an independent investigation over rising number of cases.

The MI5 chief says people need to be as vigilant about covert state action as about terrorism.

Labour wants the courts to be given new powers in a forthcoming bill to crackdown on online abusers.

It is believed proposals involve a statute of limitations to end all Troubles-era prosecutions.

Arooj Shah's car was set alight in Oldham in a "shocking attack" condemned by politicians.

If they go out of business it will "rip the heart out of the British countryside", he says.

Menopause can affect women's hair and a salon in Stratford-upon-Avon wants to support customers.

There have been around 100 cases on HMS Queen Elizabeth, the BBC has been told.

The policy has been ridiculed by environmentalists who say the government is putting too much faith in innovation.

But Conservative MPs criticise the government for not publishing an impact assessment before the vote.

First Minister Mark Drakeford says people are "not thirsting for some spurious freedom day".

Numbers continue to rise for pupils missing school - both for Covid and non-Covid reasons.

Businesses to keep a cautious approach to bringing staff back as Covid restrictions are lifted in England.

The government is passing the buck by not making the policy mandatory, say nightclub operators.

Face coverings are to remain in Scotland, while people in England won't have wear them after 19 July.

The missing persons specialists at the Met Police deal with thousands of cases a year. How do they prioritise them?

The industry says there's a shortage of 100,000 drivers but why is that and what is the likely impact?

Artist Morag Myerscough created the colourful piece which has been placed over Hertford Street.

Paul Treacy looks back at the photographs he took recovering from "long Covid".

Abuse directed at England footballers has prompted calls for more action to tackle hate online.

Hundreds of messages adorn the vandalised mural in honour of footballer Marcus Rashford.

Binta Williams, 22, is one of many new fans loving the diversity of the Euro 2020 England squad.

Ros Atkins looks at how crowd problems at Wembley played out from Sunday morning until after the final of Euro 2020.

Street artist Akse, who has repaired his Rashford mural, says local people have united to show their support.

There has been a “significant increase” in stalking offences according to the UK police lead for stalking.

It has taken a week to reassemble the 292 bones of Dippy the dinosaur at the last stop of a UK tour.

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.

Wednesday's papers report on the fallout after three England players were subjected to racist abuse.

Australian police want to recover the remains of Peter Falconio, who was killed in the outback 20 years ago.

Scotland's deputy first minister says it's "perfectly conceivable" that coverings could still be mandatory.

One family appealed after their daughter did not get into any of the nine schools she applied to.

Wales may lose out financially because it is classed as an England and Wales project, MPs say.

A judge-led review upholds a decision by the Parole Board to deem Colin Pitchfork safe for release.