Inflation surges to 4.2% on rising fuel and energy costs, paving the way for an interest rate rise.

MPs will also vote later on proposals for changing the rules governing MPs working as consultants.

Antibiotics should be taken only when really needed - and not for coughs, colds or sore throats.

Sleaze watchdog raises concerns as a BBC investigation finds £30m funnelled into Parliamentary groups.

A BBC investigation uncovers a con that preys on the huge demand for rented accommodation in Edinburgh.

The retailer says it will increase its minimum pay level to £10.10 an hour from March next year.

The UK's National Cyber Security Centre says it dealt with a record 777 incidents in the last year.

The refusal raises questions over whether attempts were made to remove him from the UK.

Police suspect a search for 32-year-old Claire Holland, missing since 2012, is a murder inquiry.

The star says she's "going to go for a warm bath" after the Children In Need dance challenge.

Talks begin today at conciliation service Acas as shoe warehouse dispute enters seventh week

More severe restrictions could be required in Northern Ireland next month, warns the health department.

The deputy first minister said vaccine passports will help avoid the tough restrictions of last year.

Vacancies hit a fresh record high in October, forcing employers to offer more to attract new recruits.

The MP says the mandatory system is a bad policy but four Stormont ministers say they will back it.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will update MSPs on the outcome of the latest review of restrictions.

Rachel Ohene-Adjei lost her husband Eric in April, but is now studying to become a nurse.

All over-40s will be offered a booster vaccination, and pregnant women are urged to get jabbed.

All 16 and 17 year-olds in the UK can now have a second dose 12 weeks after the first.

Restrictions on travelling to the US have eased, but some European countries are tightening rules.

Face coverings could become a legal requirement in England again if the NHS struggles this winter.

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.

Primary care staff in Bristol say they have never seen pressure like this before - and winter hasn't even started yet.

How the football sticker maker survived a thieving tycoon and competition from Lycra-clad wrestlers.

The award-winning novelist has written her first play based on Chaucer's The Wife of Bath's Tale.

Always have a back-up supplier so they can take over if needed, says offcuts boss Nish Parekh.

Grandad Mike Mitchell overcame embarrassment and competed at events full of children to earn his belt.

Gareth Southgate can move preparations for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar through the gears after England's qualification was confirmed with a 10-0 thrashing of San Marino.

The BBC has spoken to female judges who have just arrived in the UK as part of a rescue mission.

Alex Orchin expects to take to two to three weeks to travel from John O'Groats to Land's End.

Teenager Giovanni Rose won an international competition with his poem Welcome to Tottenham.

Video shows the cab going up in flames, in what police have called a terror incident.

Home Secretary Priti Patel explains why the terror threat level has been heightened.

The explosion outside Liverpool Women's Hospital has been declared a terror incident.

Azeem Rafiq is pictured on many front pages following his testimony to MPs on racism in cricket.

A man with cerebral palsy says it was "unacceptable" for him to be wheeled off a club dancefloor.

The potential expansion of the vaccine passport scheme and a Westminster lobbying row feature on the front pages.

However, the UK Brexit minister stresses that triggering Article 16 remains a legitimate option.

The National Union of Students called for changes, saying landlords must be held to account

Mark Tonner took part in the competition after losing the use of his right arm in Afghanistan.