No details of the Duke of York's payout to Virginia Giuffre have been made public.

UK inflation rose to 5.5% in the 12 months to January, hitting a 30-year high.

Defence secretary cautiously welcomes reports Russia is pulling back troops, but says it is "too soon to tell".

Rail services will stop from 16:00 on Wednesday when the worst of the storm is expected to hit.

The Welsh government's three-year basic income experiment will be aimed at 18-year-olds.

Manufacturers call for a regulator to monitor electric car charging prices and charge point rollout.

It's equivalent to just under 80,000 litres of oil, but it's expected none will reach Welsh shores.

Bronagh Murray took a religious and sexual discrimination case against the Ministry of Defence.

Stacey Harris says lockdown made things worse for her mother, who was killed by an abusive partner.

The Advertising Standards Authority said the retailer's advert was irresponsible and likely to cause offence.

Strict Covid protocols - which are still in place - have seen routine dental care dramatically reduced.

Mina Smallman says Dame Cressida Dick's remarks on her daughters' case were "smoke-screening".

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

But the High Court dismisses claims the then-health secretary showed bias when making appointments.

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

Prof Ian Young warns it is not "freedom day" yet as face covering rule is among restrictions scrapped.

More children are now being permanently educated at home in parts of the West Country.

Face masks could be made into sheets as part of plans to reuse PPE, health minister says.

The latest guidance means people are still urged - but not legally required - to follow restrictions.

Covid rules are being eased across all four nations of the UK.

After striking a deal with Virginia Giuffre, will there be any future public role for Prince Andrew?

How 8 million trees have already been brought down this winter. Hundreds of thousands more are now threatened by Storms Dudley and Eunice bearing down on Britain.

Ollie and Harvey's metal designs have been bought from as far away as Indonesia.

Spending "cut to the bone" and children "too hungry to play" because of the cost of living.

How one town plans to turn its empty £74m store into a centre for several essential services.

DJs, shop owners and music figures discuss a much-loved arcade's place in Manchester's cultural landscape.

A film is being made about how a group of swimmers caused outrage and even took on the government.

Criminals are 'socially engineering' victims into giving them money, according to Barclays Bank.

The transport minister wants railways to be safe for women to travel, but is this the way to do it?

Artists including Little Simz, Father John Misty and Pixies will perform in the Welsh capital.

The background to the cases of sub-postmasters whose convictions were based on evidence from faulty IT.

Boris Johnson says there is a "severe" set of economic sanctions ready to go if Russia does invade.

Footage shared with BBC Panorama reveals cows being hit and kicked on a large dairy farm in Wales.

Matt and Liam started a podcast about miscarriage after their own personal experiences of loss.

The Chagos Islands, in the Indian Ocean, is controlled by Britain, but claimed by Mauritius.

Experts say the Stone Age bone is one of the oldest objects ever found in the River Thames.

Tracy Felstead was one of the Post Office workers wrongly convicted in the Post Office scandal.

Wednesday's front pages focus on Prince Andrew and Virginia Giuffre reaching an out-of-court settlement.

Power firms said they were ready after previous storms caused days of outages.

Prince Andrew's out-of-court settlement in his sex abuse lawsuit dominates Scotland's front pages.

The communities minister says it will help support residents during the "cost-of-living crisis".

Eight areas are set to be affected while there are also 10 flood alerts in place across Wales.

The Duke of York should show respect by withdrawing his association with the city, an MP says.