The foreign secretary says the number of UK nationals still in Afghanistan is in the "low hundreds".

One season of professional rugby could be enough to see a decline in a player's blood flow to the brain and cognitive function, a new study claims.

Swedish activist Greta Thunberg says she does not think Glasgow's COP26 summit will lead to "much results".

Sarah Storey becomes Great Britain's joint most successful Paralympian of all time after winning her 16th gold medal in the C5 time trial in Tokyo.

Maisy Evans, 17, is in hospital and is so short of breath she can barely talk.

Lloyds survey finds North West England leads level of confidence despite caution over inflation.

The group were seen by lifeguards being pulled out to sea in a powerful rip current on Monday.

Andy Murray produces his finest display in four injury-disrupted years but falls short of beating Stefanos Tsitsipas at the US Open.

The men were thrown into the sea when their boat became swamped by a large wave.

Major Chris Brannigan has already raised £900,000 for research into his daughter's rare disease.

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

Britons are spending more on home delivered meals than before the pandemic struck.

Schools, colleges and universities in Wales are promised air monitors and ozone disinfecting machines.

More than 500 people who have tested positive for the virus are in hospital in Scotland.

Jimmy Carr's show is set to be the first capacity indoor audience in Wales since the pandemic began.

The British Dental Association wants rules for dentists eased in Wales.

As owners return to the office or seek to socialise their pups, day care for dogs is taking off.

An organiser of the events says Covid jab scepticism will draw people to so-called "free parties".

Some music fans accept they might catch Covid - but others are selling their tickets and staying away.

Researchers says despite stroke and clotting risks, Covid vaccines have substantial benefits.

A quiet revolution is taking place in England and Wales as independent councillors challenge big parties.

As the summer transfer window comes to a close, Tuesday is deadline day in the UK and Europe.

The Metropolitan Green Belt is more than one million acres of protected land around London.

Daniel Jones snaps aerial images from John O'Groats to Land's End while on a very personal mission.

Ian Hampson recalls one of Lancashire Police's darkest days, when he and two other officers were shot.

Relatives and friends of Mohammad Niazi and Musa Popal pay tribute after Thursday's blasts.

Cristiano Ronaldo may have been in Portugal, but he was everywhere at Molineux.

Satellite internet is a key part of plans to fill broadband "not spots", but simple things can affect it.

The case being made for three very different parts of the country to secure the status for 2025.

BBC Scotland's political editor Glenn Campbell on the historic agreement that will take the Greens into government

A movement that started in Paris, has now spread into locations across the globe.

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg says she does not think November's COP26 summit in Glasgow will lead to "much results".

The UK says the international community has to take the next steps in its relationship with Afghanistan.

Dominic Raab says criticisms of him by an anonymous government insider are "ridiculous".

Three teenagers have mentored a trio of the Met’s top women officers over the last six months.

More than 15,000 people have been evacuated by the UK since 14 August.

The front pages focus on Afghanistan, as US troops end their 20-year presence in the country.

Maddie Durdant-Hollamby, 22, was discovered dead at a house where the body of a man was also found.

The last US flight to leave Kabul and a warning to conserve water in Scotland make the front pages.

A review into policing in south Armagh identifies "significant trust and confidence issues".

Three men are in hospital after two unrelated stabbing incidents in Cardiff over the weekend.