James Heappey corrects himself after mistakenly saying a British Afghan veteran had taken their own life.

Boris Johnson will vow to to use "every economic, political and diplomatic lever" to help Afghans.

The footballer urges people to write to their MP as a survey indicates food poverty is worsening.

The singer died from cancer on Sunday aged 39, her mother confirmed on Instagram.

The PM is in talks on how to fund changes, but Conservative MPs warn against a National Insurance hike.

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

Reports of children sexually abusing other children double in two years, BBC Panorama finds.

The health secretary says it "will help turn off the ticking clock in the back of people's minds".

Artists should swap private jets for trains among recommendations from climate scientists.

Michael Fawcett has been accused of offering to help a wealthy Saudi businessman receive a CBE.

Parents share their thoughts on the prospect of offering Covid vaccines to all 12 to 15-year-olds.

Many children are returning to school after the holidays, while Scottish pupils already returned.

Sales of business cards have fallen sharply as a result of the pandemic.

The cases are "not necessarily attributable" to transmission at the festival, Public Health Wales says.

A new vaccine passport scheme is planned for Scotland, but it is still unclear where it will be needed.

A court agrees that 'distressing' life-support treatment for the woman, in her 50s, should end.

The team behind Girls Aloud's biggest hits remember Sarah Harding who's died at the age of 39.

Young black university students are being invited to apply for 2,000 internships at top companies.

From Popstars: The Rivals to chart-topping, award-winning success and a Celebrity Big Brother win.

Idles kicked off a weekend of music in Bristol on Friday, billed as their biggest home city gig yet.

Alfred Wainwright remains synonymous with the Lake District, but why is the connection so enduring?

Jenny I'Anson, 73, says she can spend up to five hours a day clearing rubbish.

Tom Hardy, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Forest Whitaker have all been seen enjoying Wales while filming.

Wolf Hall author Hilary Mantel says modern political figures don't match up to past ones.

The singer, who announced she had breast cancer in August 2020, has died at the age of 39.

Following the death of the Girls Aloud star, a GP explains the simple check people can do themselves.

Paralympic double gold medallist Maisie Summers-Newton returns home to rapturous applause and cheering.

Scientists fear four species are already extinct but say urgent action can save others.

Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi refuses to deny that national insurance contributions may soon rise.

General Sir Nick Carter tells the BBC there were multiple failures in intelligence, not just from the military.

Dominating Monday's papers are Boris Johnson's expected plans to raise National Insurance contributions.

Joan Lawrence says she cannot 'live in hope' that new leads will mean her daughter is found.

An SNP-Green deal has cleared the way for the creation of the first new national park in nearly 20 years.

The hospitality sector is calling for a rule changes on social distancing and table service.

Even if the move is approved, the Church in Wales will still not marry same-sex couples.

Schools open their classrooms to millions of pupils in England and Wales with hopes and fears.