White pupils from low income families are falling behind "every step of the way", an education committee says.

Critics fear data could be misused but the health secretary says a new strategy will make it more secure.

The first minister is expected to say a move to level zero in Scotland will be pushed back until mid-July.

Jonathan Rees, acquitted in 2011, drank with police while a suspect in the murder of Daniel Morgan.

Children who are worried a nude picture of them has been shared online can flag it to be removed.

The 4G and 5G network on the London Underground will be the most advanced in the world, TfL says.

Membership would lower tariffs on exporting goods such as cars and whisky, the government says.

Up to 40% of lead in airborne particles comes from the legacy of leaded petrol, researchers say.

The right to free expression is in danger of being undermined, a parliamentary committee warns.

The Met Police says protesters were becoming "obstructive and hostile".

Customers say they've lost out on tickets to the finals because the rules on credit cards weren't made clear.

The founder of a Michelin-star restaurant says he had to reduce opening hours to manage shortages.

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

But Boris Johnson warns there could be a "rough winter for all sorts of reasons", including flu.

Bride-to-be Rachel Godiff says the travel ban between Scotland and Manchester "seems unfair".

Fans are told not to travel to Amsterdam for Wales' Euro 2020 last 16 tie with Denmark.

Traffic-light ratings are also scrapped for another year in moves to ease pressure on teachers.

Ellie's Covid vaccination appointment was 20 minutes but getting it took her virtually all day.

Tottenham Hotspur's stadium has become a walk-in vaccination centre for the day.

How a British man's dreams of a future with his Ukrainian fiancee ended in financial disaster.

Eva Schloss has accepted Austrian citizenship, more than 80 years after she fled the country. Why?

Ofsted's chief inspector responds to St Paul's Girls' School's decision to ditch the name head girl.

A sweeping overhaul of England's house building laws faces opposition from across political divides.

Ex-pupils caught up in the infected blood scandal decades ago are giving evidence at an inquiry.

The family's Norfolk home is at Anmer Hall on the Queen's Sandringham Estate.

Anjana and Baljit Sethi ran two successful Post Office branches - then they fell victim to the Horizon scandal.

Caitríona Lagan is a 15-year-old All-Ireland champion musician who plays five instruments.

Since receiving the world's first Covid-19 vaccine, Ms Keenan has stayed in contact with the nurse who administered it.

Their version of From Now On from the musical is watched more than 900,000 times in three weeks.

A girl, 15, who donated her hair to a cancer charity finds out a year later she has cancer herself.

Peter Capaldi says his famously abrasive character wouldn't fit into the current government landscape.

Vaccination, testing and new treatments should mean fewer restrictions if Covid infections increase.

The news that Scotland footballer Billy Gilmour has tested positive for Covid features on many front pages.

The ex-Premier League player was spotted playing for a friend's team in Colchester

The outgoing DUP leader says the NI secretary has promised imminent movement on the Brexit mechanism.

Plans for a new Menai crossing and other new routes is on hold while a review is held.

Avril Nanton and Jody Burton have released a book looking at London's black history.