Legal documents were served to a police officer in Windsor last month, US court papers say.

Boris Johnson says that while the terror threat remains, people refuse "to live in permanent fear".

The Royal College of GPs says a failure to recruit enough doctors has put services under pressure.

The Labour leader responds to the PM's plan to raise taxes to pay for the NHS and social care.

Hundreds of new state pension claimants failed to get payments due to Covid and staffing problems.

Elle Seline hopes to inspire the next generation to be more comfortable in their own skin.

An anti-fraud charity says banks are not doing enough to warn young adults about the dangers of fraud.

Patricia Devlin took the case to the Police Ombudsman after an online threat against her baby.

The Last Night concert will also feature Wagner, accordion solos and Rule, Brittania!

An artist honouring Windrush pioneers in an exhibition says vandalism is a physical hate crime.

England-based players are cleared to compete this weekend after countries drop their complaints about their failure to report for international duty.

The new uni term starts soon but anyone who isn't fully vaccinated won't be allowed into clubs.

People who left the UK to settle in Australia tell what life has been like during six lockdowns.

Concerns over a very rare heart side-effect are giving vaccine experts pause for thought.

Prof Dame Sarah Gilbert said offering a booster dose this autumn was "a complex decision".

Basic standards for firms to qualify for the government list should be significantly improved, says the CMA.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday evening.

It comes as Wales' first minister warns daily Covid hospital admissions could more than double.

Scotland has the highest rates across the UK nations, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Newcastle United goalkeeper Karl Darlow says footballers should get vaccinated for Covid-19 after suffering a serious bout himself.

The hospitality industry preparing for the removal of table service rules this evening.

The UK economy grew just 0.1% in July, with Covid self-isolation keeping many workers at home.

The new room in Manchester Crown Court will make it easier to deal with organised crime gangs.

The UK regulator's decision paves the way for a rollout ahead of winter to millions of people.

A third dose is being offered to up to half a million people in the UK with weakened immune systems.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson says students should expect in-person teaching for new term.

If Scot Andrew Cullen hadn't hit the down button instead of heading back up the tower, he would have been killed seconds later.

As British teenager Emma Raducanu reaches the US Open final, BBC Sport charts her rapid rise - with the help of a host of experts.

The Welsh band on Trojan horse tracks, losing Richey Edwards and finding a new piano-pop direction.

When Tony Kofi had a near-fatal accident, he had a vision of himself playing a musical instrument. It would change his life forever.

After the England-India series finale is called off, BBC Sport asks whether the Indian Premier League is to blame and what it means for the Ashes.

From cute dogs to trophy stealing, it was a night of chaotic fun at the National Television Awards.

More than 100,000 lorry drivers are needed to meet a national shortage which is causing stock delays.

Passengers prefer paying by contactless which means Oyster card usage is dwindling. What next?

As the British brand celebrates 30th anniversary, its founder reflects on how fashion tastes have changed.

Rhys Ifans and Dougray Scott star in new romantic comedy and 'companion piece' to cult Brit flick.

John Trotman, twice awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, has got behind the controls once more.

Scotland's thriving space sector is trying to have a reduced impact on the planet.

Pippa Bloom, who had to shield due to Covid, says sharing her experience was "almost therapeutic".

Patrick Cumiskey was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy when he was eight months old.

The former UK national security adviser says the Afghan war never solved Pakistan's "safehaven" for the Taliban.

Pipe Major Scott Methven held one of the most prestigious jobs in the piping world, a role which dates back to Queen Victoria’s reign.

It's the first big awards night for British TV since the pandemic began.

Former England footballer Rio Ferdinand tells MPs about his experience of online hate and racism.

The papers cover a court case against the Duke of York and the risk of tighter virus restrictions.

Scott Walker is jailed for at least 32 years for killing Bernadette Walker, who has never been found.

The head of the Scottish Ambulance Service says staff are working under "unprecedented pressure" because of the pandemic.

South Belfast benefitted most as the highest number of non-UK students live there, says a report.

Mothers on strict budgets and a poverty charity call for the universal credit boost to remain.

A woman who escaped the World Trade Center gives talks to schools about what happened 20 years ago.