People are no longer being advised against booking holidays abroad, the transport secretary says.

Officers deployed water cannon for the first time in six years during another night of violence.

Poppy and Lily Myers were last seen near their home in Twickenham on Saturday.

Sir Richard, one of the UK's richest men, was found dead and a woman hurt at his mansion in Dorset.

The climate campaigner is concerned about the impact of Covid on attendance at the Glasgow summit.

The 47-year-old Greater Manchester Police officer has been suspended from his role, the force says.

Derek Draper will receive round-the-clock care, the Good Morning Britain presenter said on Friday.

MP Owen Paterson says a trust in his wife's name will raise funds for suicide prevention projects.

The stamp duty holiday extension led to a "resurgence" in the housing market in March, the Halifax says.

Using the Body Mass Index to measure health inspires stigma and should be scrapped, MPs say.

The Home Office says it will benefit 14,000 people, but unions ask why care workers are not included.

A survey suggests 15% of us are using an easily-guessed dog's or cat's name as a password.

Thousands of NHS staff, from dentists to physiotherapists, have been redeployed during the pandemic.

Some lockdown restrictions in Wales will be eased earlier than planned due to falling Covid cases.

The BBC speaks to small business owners in Bilston as non-essential shops prepare to reopen.

For some couples the process was fast-tracked, for others it helped them bond with the birth family.

Islamic scholars and NHS leaders say Muslims can still get the vaccine during Ramadan.

The vaccination roll-out has been helped by volunteers, many of whom will soon return to their jobs

Some tourism businesses in Islay say it would make no sense to keep mainland travel restrictions in place later this month.

Susan Lowe is among the carers who struggled to get pain relief for a loved one during the pandemic.

A guide to the risks and benefits of receiving the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.

A former health coach is blogging about her experience with the condition to help others get diagnosed.

Some of those at the heart of the 1981 Brixton riots reflect on the past four decades.

A new crop of MSPs will be elected on 6 May - but how well will they reflect the population voting for them?

Model Lucy Dawson was 21 when a life-threatening illness was misdiagnosed as a mental breakdown.

From severe injuries to Hollywood A-listers - here's the unlikely story of the ultimate sleeper hit.

Trucking is a big employer but autonomous trucks are on the horizon - are they a threat?

Brexit, paramilitaries and the fallout from an IRA man's funeral lie behind rising loyalist tension.

Your introduction to the local council elections taking place on 6 May.

It remained open throughout the two world wars, but was the Covid-19 pandemic forced it to shut.

The BBC’s David Shukman on how to navigate lockdown easing while keeping yourself and others safe.

Richard Okorogheye's mother, Evidence Joel, says she does not believe her son took his own life.

It was the sixth night of disorder in NI, a period in which up to 55 police officers have been hurt.

Alison Astles encourages vaccine uptake despite brother's death from blood clot, saying he was "extraordinarily unlucky."

The UK drugs regulator says an alternative to the AstraZeneca jab should be offered to people aged 18 to 29.

A mix of stories lead Friday's front pages, including coverage of the government's plan for foreign holidays.

Sue Cooper says being reunited with the camera and thousands of images is "amazing".

The parents of Leonie Baigan, who took her own life, urge people struggling with their mental health to seek help.

MPs on the European Scrutiny Committee examine the operation of the Northern Ireland Protocol.

A Welsh operator says it is one of many who will not be taking holidaymakers abroad this year.

Ellen Keightley is demanding action after a drunk driver became the latest to hit her house.