The NHS is relaxing booking rules in a bid to speed up the rollout before a "challenging" winter.

Twelve people are arrested after activists in Guy Fawkes-style masks gather in London.

Five food retailers say they will cut carbon emissions, deforestation, food waste and packaging by 2030.

A woman is arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter after nine rescued from river.

Scientists have been studying more than 50,000 people with IBS to better understand the condition.

Budget changes will fail to offset damage from a £20 cut in universal credit, says a think-tank.

A member of the public who helps oversee MPs' conduct talks of her disappointment after the week's row.

Staff at 58 universities have backed strikes over pensions, pay and working conditions this week.

The US territory wants Barclays to hand over documents related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Labour and Lib Dems claim the PM has broken the MPs' code of conduct, but No 10 says he followed the rules.

In the 1970s a corrupt officer gave false evidence at trials of groups of young black men.

The tiny item is thought to have been owned by a medieval aristocrat or relative of Richard III.

The Swedish teenager started a climate change protest that grew into a global movement.

Some residents now fear rain after thousands of tonnes of waste fell from a coal tip last year.

The young people taking to the streets of Glasgow to show the world they are serious about the climate crisis.

Some of the best images and key moments as world leaders, campaign groups and protesters descend on Glasgow for COP26.

Lorna Wilson - in charge of catering at COP26 in Glasgow - describes the unique challenges of preparing for the event.

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

As the climate summit enters its fifth day, some grassroots delegates have described the event as "shambolic".

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 want countries to adopt targets to reduce emissions to net zero by 2050.

A former bank director diagnosed with cancer after an annual medical check is now raising funds for Maggie's Centres.

Finlay Macnab has not been able to play the game since contracting Covid in September 2020.

One man's efforts running a Stalybridge food bank are helping to ensure children are not going hungry.

Makenzy Beard, 14, took up painting during the pandemic and has seen her work become a global hit.

British-Pakistanis speak up after the cricketer received racial abuse at his former Yorkshire club.

BBC News has spoken to people who had bad experiences with unregistered therapists they found online.

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

The first UK television advert for a brand aimed at women with natural Afro hair airs this weekend.

Engineers have spent ten years painstakingly restoring thousands of tiles from Parliament's roof.

Sarah Jayne Dunn says she posted pictures of herself on the adult subscription site to take back control.

Able Rating William Augustine shows the BBC around the Royal Navy aircraft carrier as it heads home.

Caroline Lucas rejects the idea that MPs have time to take on second jobs on top of their constituency workload.

BBC reporter Jordan Dunbar explores the best ways to find the right therapist.

A pill to treat critical Covid patients and MPs' anger at Boris Johnson feature on the front pages.

A judge said the Bugaled Breizh was likely to have sunk due to a snagging of its equipment.

An estimated 50,000 protestors are expected in Glasgow to demand action on tackling climate change.

A report looks at the continuing effect of the conflict on young people's lives in Northern Ireland.

People are advised to leave plenty of time as 100,000 people are due in Cardiff on Saturday.

While delegates discuss climate change at COP26 we look at how CO2 emissions have changed across England.