Tom Daley wins a first Olympic gold medal as he claims victory alongside Matty Lee in the men's synchronised 10m platform.

Great Britain's Tom Pidcock claims Olympic gold with a dominant display in the men's mountain bike cross-country in Tokyo.

But any rise in cases linked to the 19 July unlocking is unlikely to show up in the daily data just yet.

Torrential rain saw severe flooding in homes, roads and tube stations in parts of London on Sunday.

The BMA doctors' union says the 3% pay rise offer for NHS staff in England is "bitterly disappointing".

A new National Adoption Strategy aims to enhance support to families and end a postcode lottery.

Deputy leader Angela Rayner will kick off a summer campaign to "fundamentally change" the economy.

Home secretary says she is determined to stop journeys, after record number of attempts last month.

Supporters want everyone in a test area to get a fixed amount of money, regardless of income.

A 30-year-old man is charged with attempted murder after a car hit a group near a Blackpool pier.

The 68-year-old was attempting a new route on the world's second highest mountain.

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

Debunking claims shared widely on social media about cremations in the UK and US vaccine statistics.

The exhibition honouring key workers visits Birmingham, Manchester, Edinburgh and London.

A number of Covid-19 restrictions will lift today such as increased limits on outdoor meetings.

Making proof of full vaccination mandatory at Premier League matches could cause "chaos" at some clubs, the Football Supporters' Association has warned.

They also criticised the government's spending on unusable protective kit and called for an urgent inquiry.

The England manager says vaccination is a chance to "get your freedom back".

Protect Scotland was active on just 900,000 phones last week, despite two million downloads.

A study in 200 English secondary schools and colleges found very few infections in close contacts of cases.

Australia and New Zealand pull out of the Rugby League World Cup because of "player welfare and safety concerns" related to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The government is responding to continuing complaints of sexual harassment in hotel quarantine.

Campaigners are worried fly-tipping will increase as people struggle to get rid of waste.

A social enterprise has opened up shop in Glasgow to encourage communities to repair and reuse their possessions.

Meet the people who work to keep Dennis Severs' 18th Century house in Spitalfields open.

Dolphins swimming near the beach and a thresher shark leaping from the sea are caught on camera.

How one man's vision created a classic British resort from a scrap of land by the sea.

The BBC is looking for 18-24 year olds from across the UK to help tell stories about climate change ahead of COP26.

Nestlé's factory in Newcastle is set to close in two years with the loss of more than 500 jobs.

Heavy downpours and thunderstorms have caused severe flash flooding in parts of London.

GB skateboarder Sky Brown is 13 years old, but there have been even younger in the history of the Games.

After his homemade animations went viral, Snoop Dogg asked Peter Quinn to direct his new video.

A live Word War Two bomb, unearthed by builders on a housing development, has been destroyed in a controlled explosion.

An exhibition looking at the social and technological impact of typewriters opens at the National Museum of Scotland.

Jess and Andrew Waggitt opened their doors to vulnerable people during the pandemic and continue to do so.

A sustained fall in UK cases for the first time out of lockdown is among the stories leading the papers.

Adam Peaty writes his name into the history books once again as he wins 100m breaststroke gold in Tokyo to become the first British swimmer to defend his Olympic title.

Six people died in accidents on Loch Lomond and on rivers in South Lanarkshire between Friday and Sunday.

A doctors' trade body says there is a "need to balance risk" as two health trusts issue staff appeal.

Mark Drakeford's predecessor says protesters used "a favourite tactic of the far right in America".

Earlier this month the Japanese carmaker said it was was investing £1bn in the site.