Police officers handcuffed women and removed them from the gathering on Clapham Common on Saturday.

Police investigating the murder of Sarah Everard cordon off part of Sandwich, Kent.

Ministers say a £3bn plan to upgrade England's bus networks will improve access and air quality.

The drugs regulator says people should still get their Covid vaccine, as some countries suspend using it.

Boris Johnson promises more investment and jobs ahead of his long-awaited update on the military.

They say it is unfair pubs will have to wait five weeks longer than non-essential retail to reopen indoors.

Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey is accused of not disclosing a potential conflict of interest.

A powerful hallucinogen used in shamanic rituals is being trialled as a potential depression cure.

One salon owners says some of her clients burst into tears on being told they were reopening.

All remaining primary school children, those studying for exams and some college students return.

The BBC says the audience for the premiere episode was its biggest ever for a drama launch locally.

A new project is aiming to aid the recovery of the curlew, with its numbers in steep decline.

Dr John Wright of Bradford Royal Infirmary says some changes made as a result of the pandemic are here to stay.

Mother's Day is hard if your mother is overseas and you don't know when you'll be able to travel again.

The survey from the University of Essex also reveals the impact of the pandemic on mental health.

Chief minister Howard Quayle describes the death as "a painful reminder of how dangerous this virus is".

From Saturday, people can meet another household in the garden, visit care homes and play golf.

Vaccination of Scotland's healthcare workers has lowered the rate of infection for people they live with.

Self-contained accommodation can reopen in Wales from 27 March, as long as cases remain low.

The rise of scam calls seems relentless - but can anything be done about them?

The pandemic has been particularly challenging for people like Phoenix, say eating disorder experts.

Most people are "oblivious" to the environmental impact of shop-bought cut flowers, a florist says.

Legendary motor racing commentator, who became as famous as the drivers themselves, dies at 97

Disused banks in some towns stand vacant, but others are being repurposed as cafes and theatres.

Jacuzzi swims and pole vaulting over bins - getting ready for the Olympics and Paralympics has been creative.

Beekeeper Erika Thompson says the video, viewed over a million times, was "just a normal Tuesday".

Hundreds of people had gathered on Clapham Common in south London to remember Sarah Everard, whose body was found in woodland in Kent earlier this week.

Jess Phillips MP tells Andrew Marr that laws need to change to better protect women.

Tory MP Victoria Atkins tells Andrew Marr hate crime laws are "focused on minority groups", not women.

Dinkie Flowers, who is about to turn 100, says it is important "not to sit on your bum all day".

Author Bernardine Evaristo explains how her husband surprised her with a novel he'd secretly written.

Fallout from police's handling of the Clapham Common vigil for Sarah Everard dominates the papers.

The child and his mother went into the water close to the A339 in Newbury.

Many older primary pupils and secondary students go back to school for the first time since before Christmas.

Health Minister Robin Swann announces those in that age group can now book their Covid-19 jab online.

The man who found the plane wreckage carrying footballer Emiliano Sala is assisting.

Airport bosses say passenger numbers have been reduced to 1994 levels by the pandemic.