Pupils across the UK are heading back to class amid fears of staff shortages and remote learning.

A newly-released settlement from 2009 shows his accuser agreed not to sue any "potential defendant".

The Home Office is “reforming” its approach to asylum, following 28,400 people crossing the Channel.

Passengers face fewer services or cancellations as the rail sector faces high absence rates.

More people, living or dead, will be eligible to have historical convictions wiped from their records.

Gateshead hospital bosses become the latest in the region to stop all visiting on adult wards.

The Labour leader will say his party is looking to win over voters who have lost trust in the Tories.

Cinema & Co was ordered to close after breaking Covid rules, but showed a film by David Icke's son.

A study finds women with obesity can feel "deeply stigmatised" during pregnancy.

Police were called to West Drayton in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

A petition accuses the ex-PM of war crimes, but Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer says the honour is deserved.

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

Pub groups and retailers warn that sickness and isolation continue to blight their businesses.

The Scottish government says reporting results has been delayed due to the high volume of tests.

Covid staff shortages mean the rail operator is making changes to services in the central belt.

On 27 December, there were 11,820 positive tests, the highest daily total on record.

The move aims to tackle concerns about secondary schools staying open for face-to-face lessons this term.

Rising Covid cases could see a worst case scenario of up to a quarter of staff off work, the government says.

A supermarket worker thought her letter marked "On Her Majesty's Service" was a speeding ticket.

How a heroin addict got himself off drugs to become a Scots Guard.

Helena Merriman was diagnosed with otosclerosis, which causes hearing loss, after her second child was born.

The classic smartphone's life comes to an end on 4 January as the firm switches off support.

Inspired by Adele, the singer's emotionally-charged music even led to the end of her own relationship.

How Argentine prisoner of war and his Welsh guard struck an unlikely friendship on a mutinous ship.

Phil Thomas has even thought about which way to run "if something starts pouring down the hill".

These goats at a London farm are part of an unusual way to recycle Christmas trees.

Boris Johnson says the UK is in a much better position than last year but urges caution.

Nadhim Zahawi says masks in classrooms are "not ideal" but it's a trade-off to stop the spread of Omicron.

Southmead hospital in Bristol is using robots to help improve services.

An ex-soldier from Cannock loses eight stone after running helped his mental health crisis.

The city welcomed 2022 with fireworks at many of its famous landmarks.

The front pages focus on Covid's impact on the NHS and a 2009 deal between Epstein and Virginia Giuffre.

Huugo was handcuffed and threatened with a taser but officers found nothing on him.

The 20-year-old's car came off the carriageway on 23 December and she died the next day in hospital.

A fresh appeal is made for information about the murder of Glenn Quinn in Carrickfergus in January 2020.

Footballer Jordan Davies and his partner set up a fundraising page after their son was "born sleeping".

A donation centre says it has seen a lot of last-minute cancellations due to coronavirus.