Fuel poverty charities say the price cap increase will come at the worst time during winter.

Alok Sharma reportedly visited more than 30 countries as president of a climate change conference.

Music festivals are among the events in the UK that will be protected if they are forced to cancel.

Results could see very high grades this year, which could put pressure on some university courses.

The PM said closing "so many" coal mines gave the UK an "early start" in climate fight.

KPMG research shows now is a good time to be looking for a job, due to high demand from employers.

The government takes a new step to prevent sexual harassment by security guards in quarantine hotels.

As fighting in Afghanistan rages, the BBC speaks to the mother of a British soldier who died there nearly 10 years ago.

Nightclubs will be able to reopen, but face masks will still be needed in shops and hospitals.

The woman says her parents have been fooled by conspiracy theories about Covid online.

England midfielder Jack Grealish joins Manchester City from Aston Villa for a British record transfer fee of £100m.

Adam, 23, says he's so scared of needles he's been unable to get a Covid-19 jab.

The fall is based on data gathered before changes to the app which mean it will notify fewer contacts.

Wales will replicate England's travel changes, but ministers say they were not consulted.

British tourists in Mexico who are due back after Sunday's deadline will need to decide whether to come home early to avoid quarantining.

The new NHS chief executive urges unvaccinated young adults to get jabbed, saying it is "so important".

Grants for people on low pay in Wales and told to self-isolate will increase by £250 from this weekend.

The government has updated its red, amber and green lists of countries.

New figures highlight the huge reduction in work carried out in the health system due to Covid-19.

About 1.4 million more teenagers will be eligible for the Pfizer vaccine and will not need parental consent.

"Vertical drinking" can take place - and nightclub dancing without masks is also set to agreed, says Scotland's national clinical director.

France has now been taken off the amber-plus list but why was it put on it in the first place?

One band explain what it's been like trying to tour in France in the age of Covid and Brexit.

In August 2011 a man was shot dead by police in London, triggering the worst civil unrest in decades.

Social mobility campaigner Sir Peter Lampl worries about the lack of fair opportunity for young people.

Tory fundraiser and co-chairman Ben Elliot is at the centre of controversy over an elite donors club.

With less than 90 days to go to Glasgow climate summit, there is uncertainty surrounding the event.

The director of Anything Goes likens her cast to athletes as the Covid-defying production opens.

A 25-year-old woman says she is now living not just existing, a year after getting a delayed cystic fibrosis drug.

Alex Yee, 23, won two medals at the Olympics - but had self-worth issues when he first turned pro.

Scuba-diver Ross McLaren has taken thousands of photos of marine life in Scotland's rivers and sea-lochs.

More people are hiring boats to travel along the UK's canals and rivers amid travel restrictions.

Passengers and crew were taken hostage by Iraq when the flight landed in Kuwait in 1990.

Sky Brown is the all-singing, all-dancing athlete who has travelled an unusual route to becoming a British Olympic medallist.

Band Tankus the Henge negotiates touring in France, their first trip there since Brexit rules were imposed.

Adam has anxiety and a phobia of needles and has twice attempted to get a Covid-19 vaccine.

Nathalie Bouzigues' son, Corporal Jake Hartley, was killed while serving in Helmand in 2012.

The spray is being trialled by police to reduce drug deaths which have risen in England and Wales.

Aisha Jawando takes over from Adrienne Warren in the title role in the musical Tina.

Munchausen by Internet: Are some influencers faking illnesses for fame, money and attention?

New campaigns to encourage the take up of Covid vaccinations are a focus for the front pages.

Sam and Chris Gould took their own lives after a sex abuse investigation was dropped.

Medics in their 20s and 30s share their experiences in hospitals in an open letter to young Scots.

Northern Ireland is the first part of the UK to give jabs to 16 and 17 year olds.