Full details of a new resettlement scheme will be set out shortly, the foreign secretary says.

Lord Tyrie, ex-boss of the competition watchdog, says it was slow to react to complaints about providers.

Job vacancies hit 953,000 amid signs the country's labour market is rebounding "robustly".

Adam Crozier, the former boss of the FA, ITV and Royal Mail, will join the telecoms giant later this year.

However, the guidelines empowered police and maintained public trust, the Home Office says.

One man was knocked unconscious in an attack which began with abuse being shouted from inside a car.

Some pub ordering apps ask too many questions, but you can refuse, says the information watchdog.

An application for a temporary injunction to halt his death will be considered at the High Court.

Kick-starting a hydrogen industry could attract billions in investment, the UK government says.

Plasma from donors in England can now be used for the medicine, after a previous ban on UK supplies.

He is "looking at his options", believing the mural could be worth more than the property itself.

Vicky McClure, Adrian Dunbar and Martin Compston are nominated for the National Television Awards.

The Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice group has been lobbying for an urgent independent investigation.

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

Audrey Dear, 91, was unable to make it to her granddaughter's wedding due to Covid restrictions.

Businesses say self-isolation rule changes will have a "massive impact" on reducing staff shortages.

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

Afghans who have settled in the UK tell BBC News of their fears for loved ones back home.

After sleeping on the night bus with her daughter, Jo was forced to borrow money.

Thousands of aircraft were left on the tarmac due to Covid, and many will now be broken up for parts.

New murals that have appeared on England's east coast are confirmed as the work of the elusive artist.

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

"Ali" was relocated to the UK after working as an interpreter in Afghanistan, but he's worried for his family.

Most of the government's summer school funding in England is being used to help Year 6s make the move to Year 7.

The diver also opens up about what he's learnt as a parent and inspiring LGBT young people.

A group of young adults are being trained in seaside entertainment skills, as part of an Arts Council initiative.

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

Major General Charlie Herbert, a military commander from the UK’s campaign in Afghanistan, has accused the government of betraying Afghans who supported British troops.

The turmoil in Afghanistan continues to dominate the papers after the Taliban seized control of the country.

A child is flown to hospital after several children and a parent are hit by a Tesla at a school.

Statistics show there were 1,190 alcohol-specific deaths registered in Scotland, 170 more than the previous year.

As orders for zero-emission buses rise, the firms says 120 temporary jobs will also be made permanent.

Craig says he was criticised and controlled, leaving him with post-traumatic stress disorder.

Dozens of firefighters spend the night tackling the blaze that started on Monday evening.