People are also asked not to go into or out of places hardest hit by the so-called Indian variant.

The director general says there is "no doubt" rehiring journalist Martin Bashir was a "big mistake".

The Met Police says there was "nothing to suggest" that Sasha Johnson had been "targeted".

Despite the fall, borrowing was still the second highest on record for April as Covid spending continues.

The former shadow chancellor urges Sir Keir Starmer to be more radical, after poor election results.

Nadia Whittome hopes speaking out will enable others to be more open about their mental health.

Some may contain illegal levels of a bleaching chemical that can burn gums and cause tooth loss.

Teachers say they are not equipped to deal with peer-on-peer sexual abuse, as they have had no training.

Mackerel Sky by Eric William Ravilious is to be unveiled again at Hastings Contemporary.

PC Albert Alexander was the first patient to receive the newly discovered antibiotic in 1941.

The mischievous moggy spent hours stuck at the top of a 10m electricity pole in Stow-on-the-Wold.

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

About 120 passengers were on the board the 06:00 flight from Edinburgh to Faro in Portugal.

Cases of the so-called Indian variant are rising, the chief medical officer for Wales has warned.

The rules on having a holiday in the UK have been relaxed - but restrictions remain.

People in overcrowded homes will be offered alternative accommodation in a bid to improve compliance.

"Life is meant for living and we are living it," says one woman, as people enjoy indoor pubs and restaurants.

Foden, Grealish, Maddison or Mount? Alexander-Arnold or James? Who did you pick in your England squad for the Euros?

The new jobs will include roles in construction, welding and electrical installation roles.

More than year into Covid-19, do people in your dreams wear masks or socially distance?

Could Bill Bailey, some drag queens, a rock band, a bhangra act or Ed Sheeran restore some pride?

The CBI says burying the Brexit hatchet and focusing on new opportunities will benefit everyone.

Exams have been cancelled for the second year running due to the impact caused by coronavirus.

A campaigner is calling for more research into clear masks to stop people feeling isolated.

Trials are underway with dogs trained to sniff out the coronavirus. If the trails are successful, dogs could aid efforts to prevent super-spreading in busy areas.

Pat's son Kevin died after injecting heroin. Now she’s campaigning for radical reform in drug policy.

Officers were called to reports of someone threatening the public in Northampton town centre.

A primary school in Manchester sits on one of Europe's busiest roads where particle pollution levels exceed WHO limits.

Tuesday's front pages look back at Covid deaths in hospitals and ahead to further lockdown easing.

Sean Ivey fought back at youths plaguing his village but then saw his home burnt down.

The BBC has learned a "considerable" number of no shows were recorded this weekend at Glasgow's Hydro.

A 10-step Royal College of Surgeons report calls for investment, surgery plans and Covid-light sites.

One in 10 pools may never open again after the financial damage of the pandemic, Swim Wales says.

Fifteen-year-old Ellis Murphy-Richards, from Kent, died after being hit by a train last September.