Businessman involved in deals for a firm that was fined $965m for bribery, a BBC investigation finds.

The chancellor says ministers are doing what they can to mitigate disruption to food and fuel supplies.

The changes will make it easier and cheaper for people to travel abroad, industry groups say.

PC David Carrick, 46, of Stevenage, Hertfordshire, will appear in court later via video link.

But ITV says the actor and presenter will continue to host its All Star Musicals specials.

The US singer will be the festival's youngest ever solo headliner at the age of 20.

The new method of removing leaves from tracks will be trialled across northern England in the coming weeks.

Louise Cook decided to date Mick Brammam after he posed for a photo next to her billboard.

Letters will be sent to all 12 to 15-year-olds by the end of half-term, the health minister says.

Anti-abortion campaigners argue Westminster exceeded its powers by setting a deadline for Stormont.

Morteza Ahmadi, 38, will appear in court after four people were injured in Soho on Friday night.

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

Humza Yousaf says "high demand" is to blame for people being unable to access their vaccination status.

Irish passport holders who have an NI vaccine certificate can now access the EU Covid Certificate.

The furlough scheme, which protected millions of jobs during the pandemic, is coming to an end.

One in six children in England is likely to have a mental disorder, up from one in nine in 2017.

NHS Western Isles reports 23 new cases on Tuesday, with people across the islands chain affected.

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

A massive leak of documents reveal hidden wealth, tax avoidance and in some cases, money laundering.

The Pandora Papers leak has once again cast a spotlight on the funding of UK political parties by wealthy donors.

Gaelic speakers of African and Caribbean descent have shared their experiences in a BBC Alba documentary.

Historic cars are being retrofitted with recycled electric motors and batteries.

There is an air of crisis in British policing this weekend as it faces a great moment of reckoning.

Shortages are one thing we don't seem to be running out of in the UK right now.

John Thomson spent a decade during the 19th century capturing images from all walks of life in the Far East.

Thousands of people are saving to get on the property ladder - but not everyone who gets on it is a winner. Five stories from the UK’s ever-changing housing market.

Fancy a job with great sea views? Meet the engineers who maintain turbines off Yorkshire's coast.

An ex-gang member turned exploitation consultant explains the role of females within a gang structure.

There are "too few convictions" in cases of rape and domestic violence, says Boris Johnson.

BBC journalist Gem O'Reilly explains the risk of exercise-related death in people with unknown heart conditions.

Disability campaigners including Adam Pearson oppose an Elephant Man dissection show.

Glass-cutting in County Tyrone was once world-renowned, and the craft in the area dates back to 1771.

Many of Monday's papers lead with the Pandora Papers data leak, exposing world leaders' secret wealth.

Daniel is the first victim of serial rapist Reynhard Sinaga to waive his right to anonymity.

Scotland's justice secretary says it would send a "powerful signal" that sexist abuse will not be tolerated.

Economy Minister Gordon Lyons says Monday marks "the next significant step" of the Spend Local scheme.

As more terminally ill people request help, a charity says there is evidence of a "cancer backlog".

Petrol problems are "virtually over" in Scotland, northern England, and the Midlands, say retailers.