Social distancing ends, but face masks are still needed in shops and on public transport.

A university hopes to boost Covid jab take-up among students by offering 10 £5,000 cash prizes.

Many English people are "patronised as backwardly xenophobic", the Archbishop of York says.

Britain's Galal Yafai wins Olympic gold in the men's 52kg flyweight boxing competition with a win over Carlo Paalam of the Philippines.

No 10 says he was not in close contact with a staffer who tested positive during a visit to Scotland.

The attack is not thought to be terrorism related and three people have been arrested, police said.

Ursula Rowlands was so thrilled when it was found in the soil, she put it straight on her finger.

"It's still a good year for clearing," says the admissions service boss, ahead of results day next week.

The 6,000-year-old monument is thought to have been used for ceremonies and rituals.

GB's Tom Daley wins bronze in men's 10m platform at Tokyo 2020 as China's Cao Yuan makes history.

Duncan Browne suffered a cardiac arrest after he was assaulted in Liverpool and died a day later.

Public Health Scotland said 103 positive cases could be traced to the month-long event at Glasgow Green

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

Nightclubs in Wales are finally able to reopen their doors - but people are urged to be sensible.

Patients at the Royal Liverpool Hospital tell BBC North West Tonight about being ill with Covid-19.

No posters, pop-up performances or flyers as a socially-distanced Edinburgh Fringe gets under way.

A government plan for lone women in hotel quarantine to get female guards fails to stop harassment.

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

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

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

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.

Girls in the West share how the skateboarding Olympics has inspired them to take their hobby further.

Leah Brown says she was "bombarded" with online weight-loss suggestions when planning her wedding.

Environmentally conscious entrepreneurs explain the movement towards zero-waste lifestyles.

An archive preserving sounds from offices, factories and shops will also be a resource for artists and musicians.

Women in one of the most deprived parts of Glasgow say they can help their communities tackle climate change.

Young workers reflect on Rishi Sunak's comments they could forge stronger contacts in the office.

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

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.

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

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

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.

Impressionists Jon Culshaw, Jan Ravens and Debra Stephenson on their ever-changing political material.

Afghan interpreters who worked with British forces are being relocated to the UK, as the Taliban advance.

Members of Black Girls Do Bike say the ever-growing group feels like a 'sisterhood'

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's son Cpl Jake Hartley was killed while serving in Helmand in 2012.

A mix of stories make Saturday's front pages, but Great Britain's Olympics success features on many.

Vernel Dolor was jailed for attacking police during the 2011 riots. How did he turn his life around?

From Monday, children in Scotland under 12 will no longer be required to wear face coverings in public places.

Hospitalisations and deaths increase, but the data shows the vaccine is doing its job.

Logan Mwangi's step-dad is charged with murder and his mother with perverting the course of justice.

With day 14 of the competition over, the North West still leads the way when it comes to medals.