Dominic Raab and fellow ministers did not speak to Afghan counterparts about evacuations, it emerges.

Five-year-old Mohammed Munib Majeedi and his family arrived in the UK two weeks ago.

But shares in the supermarket open higher, suggesting some investors think the £7bn-plus battle is not over.

The online subscription site will prevent users from posting content showing 'sexually explicit conduct'.

Box office takings in the past month are half of their pre-pandemic levels.

Official data shows how many people in mental health crisis police held in a year in England and Wales.

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace says "every hour counts", with up to 10 flights leaving every day.

The agreement will see Greens enter national government for the first time anywhere in the UK.

Despite a fall, borrowing was still the second-highest on record for July as Covid spending continues.

Sarah hopes specialist treatment in Germany will enable her to see her son through to his GCSEs.

Dominic Raab chairs a call of G7 ministers to discuss Afghanistan while facing calls to resign.

For the first time groups of towns or areas have been able to bid for the cultural capital title.

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

The data covers the first full week since changes to the app were made to mean it notifies fewer contacts.

But the jabs were more effective against the Alpha variant, the largest study of its kind suggests.

The woman, in her 50s, is brain damaged and paralysed from the neck down.

The Scottish government confirms exams will go ahead in spring 2022 as long as it is safe.

Anyone who has not yet taken up the offer of a vaccine is encouraged to do so.

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

The journalist may be feeling jittery about his new role but hopes it will reveal his lighter side.

How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?

More people are looking for help in paying for divorces after relationships ended during Covid.

A councillor who was visiting family in the country she had left aged three tells of her evacuation.

UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace now calls it a "rotten" deal but supported it at the time.

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and his leather trousers usher the home makeover show back after 17 years.

People explain the anxiety, abuse and absolute joy of the moment they opened up about their sexuality.

Optometrists are diagnosing higher numbers of children with short-sightedness since the start of the pandemic.

Newsbeat has spoken to all 12 queens taking part in the new series.

The flight, carrying Afghans and British nationals who were based in Afghanistan, arrived on Wednesday.

Families affected by the Afghan war reveal their sadness and anger at the Taliban's swift resurgence.

The UK defence secretary spoke to BBC Breakfast about the evacuation of people from Kabul airport.

The foreign secretary gives a one-word answer when asked about his future.

Some of the papers focus on the future of the foreign secretary over his handling of the Afghanistan crisis.

Young people say their career prospects and businesses have taken a financial hit from Covid.

Legislation is being introduced that requires all homes to have interlinked smoke alarms fitted.

About 500 new teachers are waiting to be fully registered and cannot be employed until then.

A woman who lost her father to Covid says she doesn't want Wales to be a "footnote" in a UK inquiry.

Christian Lamb describes her war work as "very, very exciting but very, very secret".