Schools in England are to be given CO2 monitors to as part of plans to limit the spread of Covid.

The stamp duty holiday did not cause rising house prices, the Resolution Foundation think tank says.

Staff say they are upset and feel demoralised by rude customers during a busy summer season.

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

Ministers want to stop the "grim trade" in criminals profiting from the rise in demand for pets.

Police want to trace Lee Peacock after two people were found dead with knife injuries in London.

A 14-year-old boy has been arrested after Mehmet Altun, 13, became ill in Bournemouth and died.

Stars on show as four teams bid to become the first champions of The Hundred on Saturday at Lord's - if the weather allows.

Campaigners are calling for the removal of what they say is hazardous waste uncovered by erosion.

The marks have been found at the Leicestershire mill, parts of which date from at least 1711.

The Big Jab Weekend campaign will see regional centres offering walk-in first jabs to the over-18s.

The exhibition is part of a new museum that has opened in the town where the BBC comedy was filmed.

Another 2,397 cases are reported, as doctors warn hospital staff are struggling to meet demand.

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

Optometrists are diagnosing higher numbers of children with short-sightedness since the start of the pandemic.

All over-16s can get the Covid vaccine and boosters are expected to be rolled out from September.

The data covers the first full week since changes to the app were made to mean it notifies fewer contacts.

But the jabs were more effective against the Alpha variant, the largest study of its kind suggests.

The surprising history of a term increasingly thrown around in UK political debate.

How a suspicious-looking alarm clock led to the downfall of a masseur who was spying on his clients.

Case numbers are 30 times higher than at the same point last year - where might we be heading next?

Content creators aren't pleased about the site's decision to ban explicit content from October.

Convicted terrorist Sudesh Amman stabbed two strangers only days after being released from prison.

People in Chapel-en-le-Frith in the Peak District collected more than 1,000 bags of donations in 48 hours.

Armed Met officer describes the day Sudesh Amman was shot after stabbing two people in south London.

As theatres reopen, actors like Stephen Beckett have been swapping their lockdown jobs for their place on the stage once more.

Newsbeat has spoken to all 12 queens taking part in the new series.

The flight, carrying Afghans and British nationals who were based in Afghanistan, arrived on Wednesday.

Families affected by the Afghan war reveal their sadness and anger at the Taliban's swift resurgence.

The UK defence secretary spoke to BBC Breakfast about the evacuation of people from Kabul airport.

The foreign secretary gives a one-word answer when asked about his future.

The continuing situation in Afghanistan dominates most of the front pages.

Crews had been building the set for months and the nearby village had seen lorry-loads of props appearing.

The agreement will take the Greens into government for the first time anywhere in the UK.

Northern Ireland now has the UK's highest death and infection rates and its lowest vaccination rate.

David Morris was serving a 32-year sentence for killing three generations of the same family.