Jake Davison is suspected to have killed five people before turning the gun on himself.

The defence secretary says poverty and terrorism are likely to increase as the UK and US withdraw.

Hospital-acquired Covid ranged from 1% to 25% of cases in different hospitals.

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

A 14-year-old boy will appear in youth court charged with murdering James Markham.

A 31-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in police custody.

The multi-million dollar production is one of the most expensive shows in the history of television.

A third of English councils support policies that could increase emissions, BBC research suggests.

Westminster Council's Melvyn Caplan steps down after total costs nearly doubled to £6m.

The family of a drowned teenager call for better education in schools on the dangers of Scotland's waters.

Opponents of Covid vaccines are turning to online dating and house shares for the unvaccinated only.

First Minister Paul Givan says he hopes all restrictions will be lifted by the end of next month.

Retail, restaurants and hotels show strong growth between April and June but data misses forecasts.

Nina Matthews has multiple sclerosis and has spent the past 18 months shielding due to Covid.

UK bookings lag the rest of Europe amid shifting Covid travel restrictions, the travel giant says.

A firm awarded a £120m NHS contract in the pandemic says it is unaware of any preferential system.

The BBC News channel presenter was seen quietly cursing as she struggled to put on her high heels.

The legendary presenter reflects on leaving BBC Radio 1 after 14 years.

Why nothing in the case of the arrest of a man at the British Embassy in Berlin should surprise us.

Our experts answer your questions about GCSE results, after a second year without formal exams.

Politicians are keen for us to live greener lives, but how many have taken the electric car plunge?

The singer is temporarily pausing her successful music career to star in a brand new play 2:22.

The BBC uncovers evidence about Satanic forums visited by the killer of two sisters.

Dirty rooms, bad food and unsafe conditions can be found in some of the UK’s quarantine hotels.

Students have received their GCSE results after coronavirus cancelled exams for a second year.

A man is seen being tackled to the ground by officers after claiming he had a bomb in a bag.

Eighteen-year-old Uyghur Muslim Dilnaz and her father are trying to find relatives living in China.

A six-year-old girl who went missing in the pitch dark was spotted by a helicopter.

Friday's papers focus on a serious firearms incident in Plymouth and UK troops returning to Afghanistan.

Tony Mumford died a week after crashing the e-scooter his partner Cheryl Evans gave to him.

A mass shooting and a rollercoaster accident feature on the front pages of Scotland's newspapers.

How do restrictions here compare to other parts of the UK and the Republic of Ireland?

While those getting A*-C grades is up, it is lower for pupils from poorer backgrounds.

French authorities launch a manslaughter investigation after a migrant died.