The prime minister says it is fair for some to face an extra tax burden to pay for health and social care.

The most far-reaching change in divorce laws in decades comes into force.

A High Court judge delivers his verdict after the star was accused of copying grime act Sami Switch.

But the final React study found "worrying" signs that infections are still rising in those over 55.

A father who died with his son in the Australian mountains is named as lawyer Mehraab Nazir.

Passengers facing disruption ahead of Easter, the first holiday since Covid travel restrictions ended.

A festival organised by a London council to encourage vaccination saw just 435 people getting jabbed.

John Lansdown is the only seafarer out of the 800 sacked at short notice to take P&O to a tribunal.

A report calls for a relaxation on requirements to speak English, and to expand seasonal worker visas.

Travellers are being warned to expect long delays over the bank holiday weekend.

The widow of top civil servant Andrew Slorance says she is still waiting for answers about his death.

Handwritten lyrics by Joy Division's Ian Curtis and Granada TV's entire archive are among the items.

Local elections in England, Wales and Scotland, and a general election in Northern Ireland, will happen on 5 May.

The party vows to ease soaring living costs by insulating people's homes, as May's elections approach.

Voters are choosing councillors in England, Scotland and Wales, and a government in Northern Ireland.

National elections in Northern Ireland and local elections in the rest of the UK happen on 5 May 2022.

Elections in England this year will reflect voters' views on the cost-of-living crisis, says the BBC's Alex Forsyth.

Parties make pledges but the nature of Northern Ireland's government means they're harder to honour.

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

Two families who fled from the war in Ukraine share their experience of being welcomed to Somerset.

Drag Race UK star Bimini Bon Boulash is proud their home town is "fighting for queer visibility".

What difference could selling the channel to a private owner make for viewers, and who might buy it?

Tasks also include counting penguins and general maintenance, though they will not have running water.

Wg Cdr Adam Collins says images taken during a North American tour are "burnt into" his memory.

Two books owned by Charles Darwin are left outside Cambridge University library in a pink gift bag.

Most people in England no longer get free PCRs or LFTs, and rules vary across the rest of the UK.

The Hollywood star is filming a short movie in Norfolk and is seen out and about in the local area.

The health secretary draws comparisons between war in Ukraine and genocide in Bosnia in the 90s.

Leader of the Liberal Democrats Sir Ed Davey believes a cut in VAT would help the 'average family'.

People with brain injuries in Belfast are rediscovering their love of cycling.

The notebooks, worth millions of pounds, were returned 22 years after they were last seen.

The Environment Agency is teaming up with school pupils to help tackle problem flooding in the UK.

Emily, from Nottingham, received the tattoos following surgery for breast cancer.

Some papers lead on President Zelensky's UN speech while others focus on children caught up in the war.

Gina and Craig Dewdney reflect on the "best but hardest job" as their three boys turn one.

Women and girls may quit sport due to stigma surrounding bladder leaks, Jo Perkins says.

Two Royal Marines caught dealing drugs and concerns that breast cancer cases have been missed make the front pages.

An 18-year-old from County Down says it was "pretty disgusting" to find an image of her on the page.

Robert Hand says his mobility scooter is one of his few ways of getting out.