Historic reforms of the food system are needed to protect the NHS and the environment, a review finds.

A potential triple whammy of viruses prompts calls for more testing to reduce spread this autumn.

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

The Great Britain women's football squad will take the knee at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

New figures show the number of vacancies is 77,500 higher compared to the beginning of last year.

First Minister Mark Drakeford says face coverings will remain mandatory on public transport in Wales.

The music industry is weighted against artists, who see "pitiful returns" from streaming, MPs say.

The British Guiana 1c Magenta is to go on display in London after being sold for $8.3m (£6.2m).

Boris Johnson insists increasing investment in deprived areas will be a "win-win" for the whole UK.

Doctors and midwives warn Covid can pose a greater risk to women in the later stages of pregnancy.

Written off or stolen petrol cars could be replaced with electric vehicles, as part of a wide-ranging eco-plan.

People around the country have made and sold masks during the pandemic. Here's what they'll do next.

Nicola Muirhead's manipulated photos capture the isolation of living with the pandemic.

There is a clash over the future of the NHS tracing app, as many delete it - or ignore its alerts.

All laws on social contact will end but first minister warns against a 'free-for-all'.

Parliamentary staff have reacted with "incredulity and anger" that masks will be optional for MPs.

Birmingham City goalkeeper Neil Etheridge is in hospital having treatment after contracting coronavirus.

As Darren Campbell emerged as a talented teenage sprinter, he was leading a double life as a gang member. A twist of fate broke him free.

Our medical records are in demand by tech firms who want to use the data to help tackle illnesses.

As ministers outline a new plan for legacy issues, BBC News NI looks at previous proposals.

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

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?

Campaigners want women to talk about the menopause and call for more training for GPs.

This Cheshire primary school's end-of-year play was in jeopardy after a child in Year 6 tested positive for Covid-19.

A new film, the Summer of Soul, will explore the Harlem Cultural Festival and why it was forgotten.

Justine Lewis, 34 , suffered postpartum psychosis following the birth of her daughter Willow in 2019.

Schoolgirls Dawn Ashworth and Lynda Mann were murdered by Colin Pitchfork in 1983. He is due to be released from jail.

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

Thursday's papers lead on everything from Covid and face coverings to healthy eating and heatwaves.

Protesters are blocking the gates with a giant Happy Meal box, trucks, tents and two bamboo towers.

The jobless rate between March and May for those aged 16 and over was 4.4%, figures show.

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said Stormont Party leaders will meet with Brandon Lewis on Friday.

Gwyn Tovey's wife died and his 94-year-old mother caught the virus after he contracted Covid.

A £5,000 reward is offered for crucial information over who is responsible for the boy's death.