Mr Biden, making his first overseas trip as president, is seeking to bolster ties with US allies.

President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Boris Johnson agree to set up a taskforce to ease restrictions.

Boris Johnson says vaccine protection is key to unlocking, as number in hospital with Covid hits 1,000.

Academics refuse to tutor students of Oriel College, which chose to keep the controversial statue.

Consumer group Which? says private testing firms are quoting misleading prices and lack regulatory oversight.

Children often don't see the point of reporting abuse and teachers underestimate the problem, says Ofsted.

The newly-bred pink rose has been planted in the gardens at Windsor Castle to commemorate the duke.

The government has been accused of rejecting MPs’ recommendations to punish UK firms implicated in forced labour in China.

A large swathe of the Northern Hemisphere is about to enjoy a so-called annular solar eclipse.

Workers are finding accommodation scarce as landlords cash in on the UK holiday boom.

Parts of Essex and Blackpool have the highest proportion of people waiting over a year for care.

People are swearing more often, says film ratings body. But parents want to keep on-screen limits.

The key numbers that offer clues as to whether "freedom day" will proceed as planned on 21 June.

Emergency powers for tackling the pandemic could potentially be extended to the autumn of next year.

The home secretary says the government followed advice from scientific and medical advisers.

The number of weekly cases among 0-14 year olds is now higher than in early January, figures show.

The impresario says he will open his new production of Cinderella "come hell or high water".

From Crawley to Cadiz, young people are fighting for their careers as the covid pandemic continues.

Regulations should be relaxed to allow more temporary campsites this summer, say campaigners.

The health secretary will be quizzed by a panel of MPs about his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

With Covid pushing the Euros back, the England, Scotland and Wales squads look a bit different now.

Figures show home working is four times as common as it was before the pandemic.

Customers react as watchdog investigates whether Ryanair and BA broke law in refusing Covid refunds.

Why are there now some border checks between Great Britain and Northern Ireland?

The people booing England players taking a knee are an "ignorant minority" who need "educating", says former England captain Rio Ferdinand.

He entered politics as a part-time assistant in Edwin Poots' office - now he will be first minister.

The Earl of Wessex spoke exclusively to the BBC on what would have been his father's 100th birthday.

Jon Kay tells us what is happening ahead of this weekend's G7 summit in just one minute.

US President Joe Biden arrives in the UK ahead of the G7 summit in Cornwall.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock will address MPs looking into the government's handling of the pandemic.

Swimmer Levana Hanson had her sights on a medal – that all changed when she was told one stump too long for her classification.

The UK government has placed Portugal on the amber list of countries, which means travellers will have to quarantine for 10 days.

The prospect that lockdown easing could be delayed and the latest on the Brexit row lead the front pages.

Christopher Wright says he longs to regain enough movement to hold hands with his wife.

Humza Yousaf will meet Glasgow City Council to see if further measures are needed for the city's Euro 2020 fan zone.

Authorities plan to leave six weeks between the first and second dose, BBC News NI understands.

Brynteg Comprehensive has now apologised to the seven pupils who made complaints about teacher Clive Hally.

Nadia Begum was sacked by Lloyds after helping a visually impaired customer open his mail.