Ministers are expected to announce changes to the travel traffic light system in England on Friday.

The men, 21 and 33, have been charged over the shooting in Londonderry's Creggan estate in April 2019.

Reducing violence against women should have the same priority as countering terrorism, a watchdog says.

"The more you pay attention to it, the more the cancer has control of you," says The Wanted star.

The ex-BBC presenter who quit the channel says people can decide themselves if it is too right wing.

One in 40 people has some long-lasting symptoms, Office for National Statistics data suggests.

The inventor, entrepreneur and ZX Spectrum creator died at his London home following a long illness.

Debt charity StepChange is calling for emergency support for renters who have fallen behind on payments.

The first minister has not ruled out a scheme, but clubs are concerned they could harm the industry.

A judge says he made the ruling, in line with other royal deaths, to protect the Queen's dignity.

Turkey Al-Turkey is sentenced to eight years and eight months for raping a woman in Swansea.

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

Lillian Briggs, 86, had to wait eight hours for an ambulance after falling and breaking her hip.

Hospitals in England and Wales can now start vaccinating healthcare workers with a booster dose.

How are care home staff and residents preparing to face a second autumn and winter of Covid-19?

Most people do not believe workers will return to the office full-time, according to YouGov research.

Eurostar trains have not been stopping at Ashford or Ebbsfleet since March 2020.

There is no evidence of any impact on fertility - but research will help to counter false claims.

Health secretary says Valneva vaccine would not have got regulatory approval after UK cancels contract.

All children aged 12-15 across the UK will be offered one dose of the Pifzer vaccine.

It comes as the prime minister prepares to announce his winter Covid plan, including for booster jabs.

Noel Gallagher on the new film marking 25 years since his old band's era-defining gigs.

The winning images from this year's Shipwrecked Mariners' Society photography competition.

How better technology and regulation could cut the waste generated by the construction industry.

A new film tells the story of a boy who lives on a council estate and is obsessed with drag.

Our guide to what conferences are, when and where they're taking place, and what's likely to happen.

The prolific innovator invented the pocket calculator and the ill-fated Sinclair C5 electric car.

Michael Gove is known as a reformer and is now in charge of controversial planning changes.

Iraqi refugee, Teletubby merchandise salesman, pollster, millionaire - meet the new education secretary.

The tower will give "a new perspective" of the Anglo-Saxon burial ground, the National Trust says.

Tom refuses to let cancer dominate his life after being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour.

Two prisoners describe how their education inside took them on a different path.

The broadcaster reveals his reasons for leaving the channel on the BBC's Question Time.

The prime minister has fired a string of cabinet ministers in a major cabinet reshuffle.

Shamima Begum, one of three London schoolgirls who left the UK for Syria to join the Islamic State group, has spoken about her ‘regret’ over her actions.

One of BBC Breakfast's main presenters, Louise Minchin, has broadcast her final programme after 20 years of early morning alarm calls.

Changes to travel test rules and the fallout from the UK's submarine pact are among the front-page stories.

Police searching for a person reported missing from Reading found a man's body in London.

The Scottish Ambulance Service confirms logistical staff will also be made available to help ease pressure on its crews.

Michael D Higgins says he decided not to attend the church service as it had become "politicised".

Running a care home during the pandemic contributed to Vernon Hough's suicide, his widow says.

The new Culture Secretary strips Historic England protection from the Dorman Long building.