Jeremy Corbyn and Iain Duncan Smith are among more than 70 MPs to label the measure "discriminatory".

Campaigners say banning residents aged 65 and over from taking trips outside homes is unlawful.

People in Scotland are now being told to remain within their local authority for the next three weeks.

The same coat sold by Coast is more expensive than Dorothy Perkins despite both being owned by Boohoo.

Just one of 20 retailers contacted by The Wildlife Trusts says it will remove peat from its shelves this year.

Pupils will be allowed to sing outside alone or in choirs as long as they are socially distanced.

The Seal Alliance warns that getting too close to the animals can lead to their injury and death.

A teachers' union warns a lack of funding during the pandemic is placing staff and pupils at risk.

British national Philip Mawer was working in Palma when it was stormed by militants last week.

The festival, Canterbury Cathedral, West End theatres and comedy clubs will all get a share of £400m.

Geoffrey Walker joined social media to stay in touch with family, but now has more than 350,000 followers.

The costume worn by Anna Pavlova belongs in the Museum of London collection but rarely goes on display.

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

The chief medical officer says the first doses Moderna jab could be delivered within days.

The Labour leader says it would be "wrong in principle" to ask landlords to police a new scheme.

Official statistics suggest one in five people experience ongoing symptoms five weeks after infection.

The tribute has been painted in Manchester by Akse P19 in memory of the 100-year-old Army veteran.

We answer some of your questions about England's roadmap out of lockdown, and other Covid-related issues.

Wednesday is the last day millions of the most clinically vulnerable people in England and Wales are told to shield.

Initial results from trials in 12- to 15-year-olds in the US will be handed to regulators.

Hospitality venues are set to gradually open up in the spring as lockdown eases across the UK.

People are being told to "stay local" and remain within their local council area for the following three weeks.

Five Rangers players who breached Covid-19 rules have been given a six-game suspension by the Scottish FA.

In the 300 years since the creation of the role of prime minister. So what's the job like?

The Oscar-nominated star of Sound of Metal on why it was his hardest and most rewarding screen role.

The Killers' pop anthem has now spent five years in the UK chart. How did it happen?

Ben Hannam spent his weekends with far-right friends and and kept a photo of himself with a Hitler moustache.

Our round-up of some of the stranger than fiction tales published this April Fools' Day.

Three months since the creation of the new Irish trade border, the BBC travelled with a lorry driver.

Former US first lady Michelle Obama has reconnected with a group of London schoolgirls she first met 10 years ago.

The BBC's home affairs correspondent Daniel Sandford confronted Benjamin Hannam, who has been convicted of being a member of a banned neo-Nazi terrorist organisation.

Over the three national lockdowns most pubs have been shut, meaning breweries have had to adapt.

The production will be one of the first to open when lockdown restrictions on theatres are eased in June.

The government has set up a helpline and an immediate review into sexual abuse in schools.

Several of Friday's papers look ahead to what the summer holidays could look like for Britons.

Benjamin Hannam is the first British officer to be convicted of a terrorism offence.

Nursing staff say the volume of Covid patients has been overwhelming at times.

The 25-year-old PSNI constable was killed by a booby-trap car bomb in Omagh, County Tyrone, in 2011.

An expert says a national strategy is needed to reintroduce people back into their communities.

Two men are arrested after a 51 year-old assaulted on Wednesday died in hospital.