A UK official is in Qatar for talks to secure the exit of both UK and Afghan nationals, No 10 says.

Evacuees who worked for the British military and UK government will be given indefinite leave to remain.

E10 is set to become the new standard petrol, but 24% of drivers are unaware of it, says the RAC.

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

Inclisiran is a new treatment that works even when other fat-busting drugs, like statins, have not.

The force does not identify at-risk children quickly enough in its investigations, a report finds.

Calum Maclean and Jenny Graham climbed mountains, scrambled down gullies and tackled steep rocky crags on the route.

Passengers are warned about disruption until the weekend after a bridge is struck in Plymouth.

The work and pensions secretary rejects a call from UK politicians to maintain a £20 universal credit top up.

Cristiano Ronaldo's move back to Manchester United on transfer deadline day helps to push Premier League clubs' spending past £1bn - but overall outlay has dropped.

Despite an attack being expected, emails seen by the BBC show embassy staff directing Afghans to the gate.

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

A critical care consultant says some hospitals were at their busiest for months last weekend.

A meeting of the Stormont Executive on Wednesday to discuss restrictions has been postponed until next week.

The death rate of those in the most deprived areas of Scotland was almost double that of the least deprived in 2020.

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

The budget carrier will launch 14 new routes from London airports this winter, creating 500 new jobs.

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.

The foreign secretary will be grilled by MPs on the UK's withdrawal from Afghanistan.

A more eco-friendly petrol is coming to filling stations - but it's not suitable for all cars.

The foreign secretary says the UK will fight ISIS by all means available - but what does that mean?

Honey boss Scott Davies says cash flow problems meant though he was profitable he "had no money".

Football clubs make relatively tiny amounts of shirt sales, in the context of their overall revenue.

Images from an exhibition of the best 100 from members of the British Press Photographers' Association.

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.

Football fan Neil says he changed his attitude with the help of his daughter, Millie.

What happens when drug dealers move in to a small, rural town?

Childcare costs are 30% higher in inner London than the national average, a study found.

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.

The front pages focus on the Western withdrawal from Afghanistan and a new drug to prevent heart attacks.

The 31-year-old from Hartlepool was making a documentary in Africa for a Muslim television network.

The industry body for the North Sea says more investment in new oil and gas fields is needed.

Seaview Primary School in Glenarm changes its status, becoming the first Catholic school to do so.

A ban on travellers using non-NHS coronavirus tests could be scrapped by the Welsh government.

Jude Morris, from Corfe Castle, was described as one of the sport's brightest young talents.