Any extension of the 31 August deadline would be a "big bonus", the defence secretary says.

However they are not deemed a person of interest to security agencies or police after an investigation.

An ex-interpreter for the British Army is happy to have escaped Kabul but still worried for his family.

A fourth person is in hospital after the crash involving a lorry, minibus and car near Waltham Abbey.

More than 800 people reached the UK on Saturday in 30 small boats, the Home Office confirms.

Outlets in England, Wales and Scotland hit by supply problems caused by a widespread shortage of lorry drivers.

The NHS initiative, for people in England over the age of 40, could save thousands of lives.

Police are called to reports of an assault in the early hours of Monday morning.

Many are facing a significant rise in the money they have to pay towards the support they receive.

It is part of a series of artworks being shown in an attempt to entice people back to small museums.

Eight Extinction Rebellion activists are arrested in the group's latest mass protest in London.

Industry leaders are calling on the UK government to follow Scotland’s lead on protecting shop workers.

The winning couple are named on the latest series of the ITV2 dating show.

Samantha Willis, who had Covid-19, died after giving birth to her fourth child.

The full scale of infections linked to Boardmasters in Newquay will not be known for a "few days".

The government say it is preparing for Covid boosters to protect the most vulnerable this year.

The government says it has met its target to offer all 16 and 17-year-olds in England a vaccine.

More than 80 Covid test firms are issued with warnings and could be taken off the government's website.

Wales' largest music festival, Green Man, returns with 25,000 people in attendance.

UK troops are evacuating British nationals and eligible Afghans. Here are some of their stories.

The US and UK have different timetables for the effort to evacuate people from Afghanistan

Five Welsh areas are aiming to become UK City of Culture 2025, and the benefits that come with it.

The opening ceremony of the Tokyo Paralympics takes place on Tuesday with the Japanese capital still facing Covid-19 challenges.

Steve Bate was told he could be blind within four years - now he's defending his Paralympic title.

Buildings that are too hot are bad for your health and productivity but simple measures can help.

Four London retail survivors explain how they are faring after 18 months of unprecedented turmoil.

Cesar Kimbirima fled Angola after being shot four times and spending five months in a coma.

Supt Gerry Richardson was shot at point-blank range as he grappled with an armed robber in 1971.

Jo Kibble got from London to Morecambe in a day on public buses - "a great way to see the country".

An event in Essex is aiming to "normalise socialising" without alcohol.

Caitlin Agnew was just 16 when two of her songs were picked to feature on the soundtrack for The Last Bus.

The UK defence secretary says "time is people" in the rush to evacuate those in danger.

Lock & Co was first established in 1676 and has sold hats to the likes of Nelson and Winston Churchill.

Paralympic wheelchair basketball player Lucy Robinson wants to inspire others.

A group maintaining the mountain warns of the pressures large numbers of visitors bring.

Megan Higgins talks about long Covid's effect on her emotional resilience and her hopes for the future.

Armed forces minister James Heappey speaks about what British soldiers are facing in Afghanistan.

Tuesday's front pages continue to focus on the international evacuation operation from Afghanistan.

The man, 32, was arrested on suspicion of assault, theft and coercive and controlling behaviour.

The Scottish government hopes to have offered everyone in the age group a first dose by late September.

It comes as the health minister says the time is not right to re-impose tighter restrictions in NI.

Tracey's depression flared up after suffering abuse as a union wants more protection for retail staff.