There are plans to evacuate hundreds more eligible individuals in the coming days, the defence secretary says.

Rules change in England and Northern Ireland for contacts of people who test positive for Covid.

Five people were killed in the shooting on Thursday before Jake Davison took his own life.

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

BBC Panorama investigates a new generation of fraudster that openly uses social media to promote crime.

Police in England and Wales are to assess the legitimacy of existing gun licences.

Athletes attended a concert at London's SSE Arena, Wembley, to mark their return from Tokyo.

A council "covers over" the work amid "sensitivities" to events the artist "would not have known".

The Aphrodite statue was used in The Beatles set in the first live satellite broadcast in 1967.

NHS hospitals have been supporting deteriorating concrete roofs with poles and other measures.

David Allum, 58, died after complications from Covid-19 despite receiving both vaccine doses.

The gunman's mother, Maxine Davison, and three-year-old Sophie Martyn have been named among the dead.

Sir Keir Starmer says there are questions about gun licensing laws that need to be addressed, following the Plymouth shootings.

Hundreds of people attended a vigil on Friday evening close to where five people were shot dead in Plymouth.

A gunman shot and killed five people in Plymouth before turning the gun on himself. Here's what we know about how events unfolded.

A shooting in Plymouth which left six people dead has put the focus on who can own a gun in the UK.

Is the incel belief system followed by Jake Davison, the Plymouth gunman, a terror threat to the UK?

Devon and Cornwall Police Chief Constable Shaun Sawyer explains how reports of the shootings came in.

Home Secretary Priti Patel says she'll be looking for answers about the shootings that left six dead.

MP Luke Pollard says the community is pulling together in the face of the "deeply grim" news.

Who are the angry young men who describe themselves as "involuntarily celibate"?

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said the shooting in Plymouth was ''a very sad and tragic event''.

Police cordoned off the area and said that the situation has been contained.

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.

CalMac's Campbeltown-Ardrossan service is cancelled while the MV Caledonian Isles is deep cleaned.

A digital "passport" has been rolled out across the EU - so why does Scotland use a paper system?

Some living near beauty spots say they are dealing with dangerous traffic and fire pits burning all night.

Sajid Javid reduces the cost of NHS travel tests ahead of a review into the pricing of all test providers.

Some passengers say they feel unsafe, crammed on trains face-to-face with people not wearing masks.

Opening four windows at lower speeds and only two on the motorway is best, researchers say.

Heavy metal fans of all ages thronged to a peaceful corner of Derbyshire for some loud outdoor fun.

What do a Falklands helicopter, a Dublin bus and a WW2 radar bunker have in common?

Bath was named joint third in a recent survey of places where house prices have outstripped incomes.

BBC NI's political correspondent Stephen Walker recalls his hometown on a dark day in 1976.

Self-isolation rules have now been relaxed across the UK.

At the height of their fame, the Britpop icons travelled to Lerwick to play a show for just 1,400 fans.

Daniel Jones says he wants to get younger people talking about dementia.

From squabbles and lies to what they'd do if they won the lottery, we pose the awkward questions.

The shadow foreign secretary calls on the UK government to act amid the unfolding crisis.

Sisters from County Tyrone started The Sibling Grief Club after their youngest sister died suddenly.

Autumn California Bailey, 4, has 120,000 Instagram followers thanks to her skating videos.

Nottingham Forest fans pose for portraits to help others feel welcome at matches.

The Taliban seizing Afghanistan's capital, as the country's government collapses, dominates the front pages.

One of them is knocked unconscious in the assault which began with abuse from a car, police say.

As Scotland moves into the third academic year affected by Covid, what can pupils and parents expect?

Fully-vaccinated close contacts of people who have Covid-19 do not need to self-isolate from Monday.

A property website says there has been a 10.9% increase in prices this year.