Researchers say regular cervical screening may not be necessary because of the success of the vaccine.

Labour says Tories are "wallowing in sleaze" as all opposition parties refuse to take part in new plans.

Big coal users like Poland and Vietnam vow to phase it out, but China, India and the US have not.

French authorities say they have rescued about 400 people from small boats near Calais.

The UK's competition regulator says the takeover could lead to a "worse deal" for Footasylum's customers.

Alfredo Lindley is accused of involvement in burglaries that targeted stars including Frank Lampard.

British Transport Police received 63% more reports of sexual harassment this year than in 2019.

France has warned punitive measures are still "on the table" if a deal cannot be reached.

A unit set up by the Crown Office is looking into more than 800 reports of Covid deaths in Scotland's hospitals.

Most delays have been cleared but 4,900 people are yet to have their state pension claims processed.

National Trust for Scotland archaeologists led the new excavations at the 275-year-old battlefield.

Five things you need to know about COP26 - the United Nations climate change conference - on Thursday.

Disabled people are among those worst affected by emergencies, including climate crises - but why?

The BBC’s Roger Harrabin takes a look at the tech behind hydrogen energy and its green potential.

Since the COP26 climate change summit started, hundreds of protesters have taken to the city's streets.

The top emissions-producing nations all have plans to tackle global warming, but what progress are they making?

Are rich countries close to meeting their climate promises to the developing world?

Experts have recommended developed countries adopt targets to reduce emissions to net zero by 2050.

World leaders' use of private jets to attend the climate summit has been called into question.

William Blake wrote the lyrics to the hymn at the cottage in West Sussex in the 1800s.

The pandemic has led to more people taking up work outside, such as becoming gardeners.

Some victims say they are more willing to report sexual harassment following coverage of violence against women.

Despite a policy of free nursery childcare in England - in practice, free does not always mean free.

Women who were sex trafficked as teens say they are fighting for support they should be entitled to.

Professor Van-Tam says too many people think the pandemic is over, and there are "hard months to come."

Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson tells BBC Breakfast that frontline workers have shown "great strength" as he visits NHS staff at Liverpool University Hospitals,

Video of a taxi driver refusing to take money from a family is widely shared on social media.

This inflatable playground on display at COP26 removes carbon and particulate matter from the air.

David is worried about his asthmatic daughter Esme because of the pollution levels she's exposed to.

Boris Johnson confirms a "landmark" deforestation deal at the COP26 climate conference.

The front pages react to the news an MP has avoided suspension for breaching Commons rules.

Elizabeth ran a mile every day for 26 days to raise money for Birmingham Children's Hospital.

Bruce Reid is one of thousands of Scots who have had a problem with their Covid vaccine passport.

NI spends less on each school pupil's education than any other part of the UK.

Warning that waiting times are the biggest challenge the NHS in Wales has ever faced.

The pieces were created in reaction to a spate of homophobic attacks in Liverpool city centre.