The UK will work with other countries to help up to 20,000 refugees move the UK, the home secretary says.

The UK inflation rate fell by more than expected to 2% in July, down from 2.5% the previous month.

The service will remember five people killed in a mass shooting in the Keyham area of the city.

Former Gurkha soldier Dhan Gurung has refused food for 11 days in a protest over unequal pensions.

The two trial projects allow different banks to operate from the same premises after branches closed.

Insurer Zurich says residential outbuilding fires rose by 16% last year compared with 2019.

The IFS says England's colleges and sixth forms need extra funds to keep pace with student numbers.

Mental health referrals across the UK have hit their highest point for two years.

Doctors hope it could boost the anti-cancer power of other drugs to fight hard-to-treat tumours.

NICE decided to pause the final update to its advice just hours before planned publication.

The chain says it will lend some of its own staff to its suppliers, to help tackle delays to deliveries.

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

The first volunteers have received a dose of the vaccine, made using the same technology as the Covid jab.

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

The Queen, who is 95 and vaccinated, will remain at her private retreat in Scotland as planned.

Education unions make an urgent call for school-ventilation measures to limit Covid and "long Covid".

Scottish ministers say some changes made during the pandemic had a "demonstrable benefit" to the public.

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

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

Founder of an animal sanctuary Pen Farthing urges ministers to get 71 people to safety in the UK.

We chat to young people in the UK who have family in Afghanistan, as the Taliban take control.

A scheme to resettle people fleeing Afghanistan is expected to be announced shortly.

Saxophonist Nubya Garcia on playing Royal Albert Hall, the Mercury Prize and "natural vibrations".

UK roads are already jam-packed and that looks set to get worse as more people snap up EVs.

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.

Isaac Bowry is from a Manchester council estate and wants to show that "dancing is for everyone".

British Afghans tell the BBC about worries for relatives as the Taliban seizes power in Afghanistan.

"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.

Many of the papers focus on the UK's plan to resettle 20,000 Afghan refugees as part of a new scheme.

The family of a boy with breathing difficulties who live near the landfill are bringing the case.

A video shop owner and film buff is travelling from Liverpool to Dundee to pick up the haul from a collector.

MPs from Northern Ireland will be among those at Westminster later, as Parliament is recalled.

Leanne Wood says Adam Price made "a bad judgement call" in the timing of his leadership challenge.

Thomas Yates posts artwork he's created out of used face masks on social media.