The prince speaks of "indescribable sadness" caused by his mother's interview with Martin Bashir.

The overall risks remain low for pregnant women but coronavirus may increase stillbirths, a study suggests.

The health secretary will face questions about compensation for victims of contaminated blood on Friday.

Prince Harry also says he was willing to turn to drugs to cope with grief, and had panic attacks.

Parkrun will not resume on 5 June after fewer than half of its venues approve the return of the 5km runs.

Boris Johnson pushes for an end to import taxes, despite claims UK beef and lamb farmers will suffer.

Retail sales jump 9.2% in April as people returning to work and going out "update their wardrobes".

One man spoke of how a "mob" turned on him, throwing bricks at his family and their home in Swansea.

Hasani spends every day and night with his new mother Kera and is making good progress, keepers say.

Pupils will be back at home again after a school says it has been "unable to control" Covid cases.

The reality TV star announced the news to fans through her Instagram.

The law says some severely ill are exempt from hotel quarantine - but they don't always get a choice.

The Yorkshire Symphony Orchestra and its pandemic-hit musicians will appear at several summer gigs.

Hundreds of students queue for hours after being offered the chance of walk-in jabs in Bournemouth.

The 38-year-old pays tribute to those involved in the rollout after getting his jab on Tuesday.

Early indications show uptake for bookings is high among the age group, the Department of Health says.

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.

The full story of how the BBC's Martin Bashir got his 1995 interview with Princess Diana - and what happened next.

As rail reforms loom, commuters tell the BBC about the problems they face with UK train services.

How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?

"Eva" is calling on employers to support victims of domestic abuse rather than punish them.

The BBC covered up Diana interview failings, a report into the 1995 Panorama interview finds.

How will a government promise to simplify the UK's "complicated" rail network impact passengers and fares.

The government wants to finalise negotiations by early June.

Steven Bartlett is joining Dragons' Den but wants to do things his own way.

Prince Harry speaks about Diana's funeral and using alcohol to mask his emotions in later years.

Princess Diana was failed not just by Martin Bashir but also by leaders at the BBC, says Prince William.

Earl Spencer says he "draws a line" between meeting Martin Bashir and his sister's death two years later.

Covid has worsened the crisis for shopping centres; what can be done with the spaces?

Jan Spivey and Louise Smith welcomed the "fantastic" judgement by a French court.

A study of 812 people finds three times as many felt better after the vaccine.

The findings of an inquiry into a BBC interview with Princess Diana dominates Friday's front pages.

An investigation is launched after the child was found by a passer-by in a nature reserve.

The families of vulnerable children accuse a council of "covering up" a catalogue of violent classroom attacks.

The finance minister says even the worst case modelling shows the health service could cope.

More than 500 homes across south Wales are without power after 70mph winds were recorded.

Dennis Clarke, 82, "loved dancing" and had gone to get his blue suede shoes fixed before the attack.