The RAC accuses petrol retailers of ripping off motorists by not passing on wholesale price cuts.

The government needs to wake up to the scale of the problem, says a report from a committee of MPs.

Student Harvey Parker, 20, was last seen leaving Heaven nightclub in Charing Cross on 17 December.

The retailer says recent sales rose 20%, but wage, shipping and manufacturing costs are all rising.

The founder and boss of Octopus Energy tells the BBC the sector is working on bringing prices down.

A bakery firm was taken to court for refusing to make a cake with a "Support Gay Marriage" slogan.

Compulsory face coverings were reinstated amid rising concerns about the Omicron variant.

PinkPantheress hit the charts from her bedroom. Now she's been named the UK's most promising new star.

"Radical plans" could see large areas of land in England turned into nature reserves.

Electric cars sales surged last year, but the SMMT warns that charging infrastructure needs investment.

Plans for a national rugby league museum at Huddersfield's George Hotel are dropped over cost.

As some companies replace fleets with buses from China a minister says they must be made in Wales.

Andy Pugh, from Worcester, spent Christmas in intensive care after declining the Covid vaccine.

More than 10% of the pandemic’s positive cases in Northern Ireland have been recorded in the past week.

Pre-departure tests for travellers to England will be scrapped from Friday, the government says.

Fully vaccinated people travelling to Wales from abroad will no longer have to take the tests.

The move brings Scotland into line with the rest of the UK by cutting the isolation period from 10 days to seven.

People in Northern Ireland with a positive lateral flow test no longer need a PCR test.

Labour's leader misses Prime Minister's Questions, with deputy Angela Rayner filling in for him.

Signs were damaged, equipment was dismantled and public order incidents took place, say police.

Some non-urgent surgery is being halted at 17 Greater Manchester hospitals due to staffing shortages.

The jab is expected to be available for some children aged five to 11 from late January.

Alice Colombo takes a 13-hour road trip to allow her nine-year-old to be vaccinated in Milan.

Digitised pages of the 1921 Census reveal glimpses of the lives of the 38 million people living in England and Wales a century ago.

Michael Shanks has run 6,000 Glasgow streets but says he is more of an explorer than an athlete.

Global producers of caviar say that demand has soared since the first lockdown.

The government said restoring crown stamps to pints was one of the "key successes" of Brexit so far.

The BBC Newsnight presenter says details of the 2019 interview are being pored over by both sides.

Isle of Wight indie-pop duo Wet Leg finish second on the BBC Sound of 2022 new music list.

Francesca Kennedy Wallbank of Surrey is among those vying to win £250,000 investment in the new series.

David Ojabo didn't play American football growing up in Aberdeenshire. Now he is set to be picked in the first round of the NFL draft.

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.

A rare cancer diagnosis after finding a lump in her knee means Jo Georgiou, 31, needs a leg amputation.

The government has identified 100,000 critical workers to receive daily lateral flow tests

Dog shelters say there is a perfect storm of abandoned dogs with complex medical issues.

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

Mum-of-four Alexandra Dodds said jokes about her weight were made at her pregnancy scan.

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

The papers report the decision of a Bristol jury to clear four protesters who toppled a statue last year.

Teacher Jill Dodds was seriously injured when a balcony gave way and she fell 20ft (6m) into a skip.

Changes to Covid rules and calls to support pregnant women battling addiction make the front pages.

The Department of Economy is said to be investigating the charity, the Nolan Show can reveal.

Booster coverage and a "milder illness" means restrictions should be eased Wales, says virus expert.

The cause of the detached house fire in Croydon is under investigation by the Met Police.