More than 200 flood warnings are in place across England and Wales as river levels surged overnight.

The education secretary says he is "not able to exactly say" when pupils in England will return.

Researchers warn that unless something changes, hospitals will continue facing significant pressure.

NI Secretary Brandon Lewis said empty shelves in Northern Ireland were down to Covid-19.

The EU's top representative in London is not being given the same privileges as other ambassadors.

Estate agents call for tougher measures - as buyers race to beat the end of the stamp duty holiday.

Ministers announce plans to reform post-16 education to give employers the skilled people they need.

Unilever says that by 2030 suppliers must pay staff enough to cover a family's basic needs.

Congratulating Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, the PM said it was a "big moment" for the UK and US.

Some 3,500 people sign an open letter, published in three newspapers.

The home secretary has been recorded telling supporters she was an "advocate" of closures last year.

Peacetime excess deaths for 2020 were the highest in Scotland since 1891, official figures show.

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

Some firms are encouraging staff who are working from home to take their lunch breaks together.

There has been confusion over the eligibility of workers in non-patient facing roles.

Medics at Glasgow's QEUH are seeing the effects of people delaying healthcare during lockdown.

The majority of applications for the discretionary part of the test and trace grant are unsuccessful.

The PM says he wants them vaccinated "as soon as possible" but will listen to scientific advice.

The health minister asks the Ministry of Defence to help out, primarily at a number of hospitals.

The next few weeks could be bloody for the SNP as a Scottish Parliament inquiry kicks off.

Shoppers buying items from Europe now have to pay customs or VAT charges on those above a certain value.

Out-of-date tax systems mean people are falling through the cracks for help, MPs say.

Brexit border hold-ups mean customers are starting to go elsewhere says UK meat exporters group.

Drivers share their experiences of smart motorways after a review found two deaths were avoidable.

John opens up to Hollyoaks actor on 5 Live Drive about how a storyline saved their life.

Attacked because of her disability, Andrea was left with a fractured skull and a perforated eardrum.

An emergency call handler paralysed below the waist walks one mile to raise funds for the NHS.

Cancer patient Luke Grenfell-Shaw completes the first part of his round-the-world challenge.

Dinosaurs In Love went viral, musician Tom Rosenthal and his daughter Fenn were the ones behind it.

Senior mortician Hannah Leahy says the level of Covid fatalities is taking its toll on staff the Royal London Hospital.

Thursday's front pages are dominated by the inauguration of the 46th US president in Washington DC.

An amber alert is issued for parts of Scotland and the Queensferry Crossing is closed due to the risk of falling ice.

Unison clarifies position on military personnel helping at hospitals after drawing criticism.

Homes in several areas are evacuated and a severe flood warning is issued.

The officer tested positive for coronavirus after policing an anti-lockdown rally.