"I've always been ambitious to change the way British art galleries are," says the artist Lubaina Himid, the first Black woman to win the Turner Prize four years ago. 

A lifetime of devoted public service was remembered today in Westminster at a requiem mass to commemorate Sir David Amess, the MP who was killed in his Southend constituency last month. 

A shortage of trained staff is affecting every part of the NHS, and today a move to oblige the government to publish an independent assessment of staffing every other year was defeated in parliament. 

We spoke to Professor Nick Lemoine, one of the doctors leading the UK's efforts to understand and develop treatments for long Covid.

More than a million people in the UK are thought to have long Covid, their symptoms ranging from fatigue to breathlessness to joint pain, to name just a few.

Scotland’s First Minister has urged people to make an "extra effort" to take lateral flow tests before they socialise or even go shopping in crowded places during the festive period.

We spoke to Sue Fish, the former chief constable of Nottinghamshire Police, about our report into allegations in Leicestershire and the broader implications for policing across the UK.

Police officers without the right skills or training expected to take the lead on child sexual exploitation cases in South Yorkshire - that's not a situation from the past, but one of the problems identified today by the Independent Office for Police...

A former Leicestershire Police officer says he was subjected to racist abuse when colleagues called him “Blackie Chan”, and that on several occasions a banana was left by his locker. 

With cuts to universal credit and to HS2 and Northern Powerhouse rail, how well is levelling up going, and with it Boris Johnson? 

They are meant to be equal under the law, but they still face discrimination when it comes to starting a family.

The Labour government in Wales has announced a new co-operation deal with Plaid Cymru to help deliver its manifesto promises, as First Minister Mark Drakeford said Labour did not "have a monopoly on good ideas".

A memorial has been unveiled in Barnsley in tribute to all those who have died with Covid, as well as the key workers and volunteers who have been on the frontline during the crisis. 

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has condemned the violent clashes across the country over lockdown restrictions, describing the rioters as "idiots".

Spiralling wholesale gas prices struck down yet another energy firm today, but this one is the biggest yet.