There are "very credible" reports of an imminent threat in the Afghan capital, James Heappey says.

Police were searching for 49-year-old Lee Peacock in connection with the deaths of two people in Westminster.

People who bought food at three west London shops are being told to throw it away.

But any extension of the vaccination rollout next month will first depend on a recommendation from experts.

Michael Murray, Mike Ashley's future son-in-law, must more than double the share price to get the deal.

A new head has been appointed to the UK data regulator amid a plan to drive the economy using data.

The call comes as charities warn that cutting the £20 top-up will push millions of families into debt.

Under orthodox Jewish law, a husband must give his wife a document to allow the marriage to end.

Scientists say light pollution is a factor driving "worrying" declines in local insect populations.

GMB and Uber pledge to end the "exploitation" of drivers who work for ride-hailing apps.

Money to support young people is much lower in rural areas than urban and half what it was a decade ago.

The government launches a media campaign to persuade parents it is safe for pupils to return to school.

The deputy first minister says secondary pupils should continue to wear facemasks as the latest daily case tally reaches a new record.

Holidaymakers are paying an average of £300 more per week than before the pandemic, analysis suggests.

As the first schools in England start back, the BBC asks if this is a return to normal.

The twin of a DJ who fell into a coma after catching Covid is holding a club night to raise money for his care.

The number of 18 to 34-year-olds smoking increased by a quarter in England during the first lockdown.

Pupils across the UK are preparing to return to school after the summer holidays.

Dr Anne McCloskey posted a video on social media claiming vaccines were "damaging" young people.

British powerlifter Ali Jawad says he has effectively self-isolated for three years to make it to the Paralympics.

In a bid to rebound from Covid plans for this year's festive season are under way.

Desperate Afghans have been messaging British veterans they used to work with asking for help.

The stories of Britons stuck in Kabul, families in limbo and Afghans starting new lives in the UK.

A list of the Great Britain medal winners from the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics.

He wasn't flashy or prone to pyrotechnics, but Charlie Watts was the heartbeat of the Rolling Stones.

As a report says levelling up plans must consider local views, people in Rhyl debate the changes needed.

Members of Carnethy Hill Running Club reached the summits of all 282 mountains in a single day.

Forty years ago, three sisters began their protest against US nuclear missiles coming to the UK.

The foreign secretary says he was focused on Afghanistan, despite being abroad when Kabul fell.

Claudia Lawrence's mother reacts to a new police search for her daughter who went missing in March 2009.

UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab gives an update on the evacuations from Afghanistan.

The G7 powers have agreed a roadmap for engaging with a Taliban government, says Boris Johnson.

The Who's Kenney Jones and Red Hot Chili Peppers' Chad Smith pay tribute to the Rolling Stones drummer.

A request to land a helicopter carrying an unnamed VIP leads to an encounter with Hollywood royalty.

The focus is on the latest efforts to evacuate Afghans, and the possibility of extending the Covid vaccine rollout to younger age groups.

Steven Knight joins the creative team for the 2022 Commonwealth Games opening and closing ceremonies.

The Scottish Green Party is to confirm that Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater will become ministers if a new power sharing deal is approved.

A report says "Insufficient consideration" was given to how children and young people would be affected

Industry bosses say they cannot staff their workforces from within UK.

The woman was caught on CCTV eight days before her body was found in Cresswell Lake, Oxfordshire.