A new public body, Great British Railways, will lead the biggest rail shake-up since privatisation.

The transport secretary says people should only go to amber countries in "exceptional circumstances".

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

Parents Beth and Dan Wankiewicz are looking for answers over the death of their son Clay last year.

The French court ruling affects more than 2,500 women who were victims of the PIP breast implant scandal.

People aged from 25 to 29 years are now eligible for a Covid-19 vaccine from Thursday.

Lords warn Boris Johnson's pledge will leave deprived areas "short-changed" if not focused correctly.

A study by Cambridge University suggests physical activities help improve children's self-control.

Charles Cartwright dug up a hoard of Roman and Viking jewellery taken in a burglary four years ago.

A behavioural code makes it harder for working-class mandarins to reach the top, report says.

Psychologists warn teachers' grades will be influenced by students' personality rather than ability.

Cardiff Airport staff told Garry Tate while it was legal to fly, Spain remains shut to tourists.

Were arrivals from Pakistan and Bangladesh three times more likely to have Covid than those from India?

First Minister Mark Drakeford says Indian variant cases were found in Newport, Cardiff and Swansea.

Prof Jonathan Van-Tam has advised residents in areas with rising Covid cases to "be very cautious".

Boris Johnson says not to go but some travel firms are refusing refunds for those destinations.

Ministers failed to prepare for a threat on the scale of the pandemic, the spending watchdog says.

Wales asked to donate vaccines to low-income countries by the World Health Organization.

Lord Dyson's report is expected to be published in a matter of days.

In 1960s and 70s Britain, hundreds of black children were wrongly sent to ESN schools for the "educationally subnormal".

Pete & Bas, two grandfathers in their 70s, have become two unlikely stars in UK drill.

A third of UK plastic surgeons say they have seen a jump in enquiries from men over the past year.

After Naomi Campbell announced she had become a mother, women talk about having babies later in life.

Police begin to excavate a cafe for a suspected victim of the serial killer, but who was he?

25-year-old Mayra Zulfiqar was shot in Lahore earlier this month and her family is appealing for justice.

Sammy was 'potentially harmed' by treatment given by Great Ormond Street Hospital for a gut disease.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps claims rail restructure will simplify fares and create accountability.

World Athletics president Lord Coe says Parkrun is a crucial public health initiative.

Matt Hancock has defended the government's position over travel to countries on the amber and red list.

A Thai man describes what it is like working in southern Israel when militants in Gaza fire rockets.

Some papers report fears over travel, while others look at the status of plans to end lockdown in June.

Ashley Barnes was arrested hours after Burnley FC beat Fulham, securing their top-flight status.

The Mental Welfare Commission found cases where there was no legal authority for patients being moved.

The executive is to consider adding a limited number of countries to a so-called Covid-19 green list.

Eluned Morgan announces £100m for health boards to fund equipment, staff and "new ways of working".

Owen Murray and Laura Dear tied the knot in front of 30 guests at a ceremony.