Planning reforms for England and HS2 rail had dominated campaigning in Chesham and Amersham.

Daniel Morgan's son speaks of his anger, after a report labels the Met "institutionally corrupt".

But the ex-business secretary says there is also a mental health issue, with some fearful of returning.

The party also says people should have the right to flexible practices, such as working from home.

The new space will be the biggest urban park created in the South West for 50 years, developers say.

A firm making wire fairy sculptures has been hit by scammers using adverts on the social media network.

Shakur Amoy Pinnock remains in a critical condition in hospital and is in a coma.

The impresario had said he'd be willing to be arrested if Cinderella couldn't open to a full house.

Paul Green became evasive after being stopped by officers getting off a train without a face mask.

The school says there can be no excuse for harassment, but that it could have made this clearer.

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

The Italian government says UK travellers will also be required to have mandatory Covid tests.

The Harry Potter publisher will require all staff to be vaccinated before they return to offices.

Enter Shikari, and festival ticket holders talk about this weekend's 10,000 people event.

The risk of cancellation amid the extended Covid restrictions is too great, organisers decided.

Currently, only 30 people can go to a wedding at an indoor venue, but this will change from Monday.

Scotland has put the brakes on easing Covid restrictions this summer but there is confidence it is just a pause.

People aged 18 and over are being invited to make an appointment for their first vaccination.

Terminally ill Gaz Emmerson is cycling the length of Great Britain to raise money for others with sarcoma.

Rock and metal fans are dusting off their devil horns for the first Download Festival in two years.

He's played Lowry and Turner, and now the actor explains how he came to be holding his own art show.

The events that led to the rise and fall of Edwin Poots who was party leader for just 21 days.

The 1970s disco classic has become the country's unofficial anthem ahead of the match with England.

Sam and Chris Gould died four months apart, leaving their parents asking what could have saved them.

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

This weekend's Download Festival is part of a live event trial to see if large-scale gatherings are possible.

Ros Atkins traces back the story of the Delta variant and how it delayed the UK’s reopening plans.

Two midsize fashion influencers speak out about the importance of body positivity on social media.

Georgia Laurie speaks to the BBC about how she fought off the crocodile attacking her twin sister.

Petroleum jelly stops a slippery customer from nabbing an easy lunch.

One woman speaks to the BBC about her experience of reporting sexual assault.

The front pages focus on the England v Scotland stalemate at Wembley and the Lib Dem by-election win.

There was a large police presence in London's Leicester Square and George Square in Glasgow.

Thousands were in London for the Euro 2020 match against England, while others watched from the Glasgow fan zone.

Sunburn is still a danger - even on a cloudy staycation in Northern Ireland.

The Wales Tourism Alliance rejects any bid by the Welsh government to introduce a tax paid by tourists.

The police officer used his job to pursue sexual relationships with vulnerable women he met on duty.