Staff, unions and MPs express outrage and travellers are told to expect disruption.

Russian state-backed news channel RT's licence to broadcast in UK is revoked "with immediate effect".

Passenger locator forms and tests for unvaccinated arrivals are no longer required.

Ukrainian Andriy Yarmolenko scores the winning goal for West Ham as they beat Sevilla to reach the Europa League quarter-finals on an emotional night.

A big study of teenagers attitudes finds significant differences between boys and girls.

Joan Lawrence says she will never give up "on hope" to find out what happened to her daughter.

Scottish garage owner Adam Ennis, 35, has joined an international platoon of 50 men in Ukraine.

Eluned Morgan apologises "unreservedly" after pleading guilty to a charge of speeding.

A bill requiring public bodies to promote sign language is set to be passed by MPs.

Outdoor venues performed particularly well last year as lockdown restrictions eased in the UK.

The defence and home secretaries blame Russia after receiving calls from imposters this week.

A sense of humour and dealing with all kinds of weather are among the qualities needed for a new ferry operator.

Rescuer Elina Olifaruk said 25 dogs were arriving in the UK this week for adoption.

Anastaysia Manina makes an emotional speech to Hull City Council about her experience fleeing Ukraine.

Marks and Spencer, Burger King, Marriott and Accor say they cannot shut outlets due to franchise deals.

Volunteers are racing medical supplies from the UK to the Ukrainian front line.

The government has announced details of its "Homes For Ukraine" scheme.

Mandi Arnold, 35, says welcoming more people into her busy home will mean "more love, more memories".

After a difficult period, England all-rounder Ben Stokes rediscovers his best form and his superhero status with a sublime century against West Indies.

Experts say it will take time for Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe to readjust to normal life.

Former England bowler Ryan Sidebottom tells the BBC about the mental health problems he has suffered since the end of his playing career.

The decision to immediately sack 800 staff at P&O Ferries sparks angry protests on ship and shore.

Large parades were held across Northern Ireland on Thursday for the first time in three years.

People living in the area, which has Unesco World Heritage status, are being asked to adapt.

The cities turning to huge heat pumps to provide warmth to thousands of homes and businesses.

The restoration project of Big Ben is almost over and scaffolding around the clock has been removed.

People living in the town of Aberfeldy in Scotland are opening their homes to Ukrainian refugees.

Two British-Iranian nationals detained in Iran for several years have landed at RAF Brize Norton.

The conflict in Ukraine is a long way from the UK but it means fish and chip shops are seeing prices soar.

The Belfast bartenders who survived a flood, a fire and lockdown to make their American dream a reality.

A refugee says she is relieved to have escaped the war but worries if her husband is still alive.

Ros Atkins takes a look at the reasons why two British-Iranian nationals are freed after years in prison.

A move by ferry operator P&O to dismiss 800 staff, and Russia's stalling advance in Ukraine, lead the papers.

The captain raised the gangway of The Pride of Hull after staff were fired, the RMT union says.

Welsh Secretary Simon Hart says the response to the government scheme has been "remarkable".

The three 16-year-olds died at the scene of a two-car smash on the A711 near Dumfries on Wednesday.

A charity says poorer children will live for about 15 fewer years in good health.

Dylan Scanlon was pronounced dead by emergency services in Oldham on 31 December last year.