Sir Laurie Bristow arrives on one of the last flights carrying UK personnel back from Afghanistan.

Soman Noori gives birth to baby girl Havva while flying to Birmingham, with no doctor on board.

Andy Murray says tennis players have a responsibility to the public as they travel the world, and should therefore be vaccinated against Covid.

Some clubs will trial designated safe standing areas before the end of the season, the BBC understands.

Consumer group Which? says one retailer raised the price of a shed by 155% during the past two years.

Hannah Cockroft sets a new world record to win her third consecutive T34 100m crown and claims a stunning sixth Paralympic title on day five in Tokyo.

More than 30 firefighters were called to a blaze in the kitchen of Nick's in Bridge of Allan, near Stirling.

The British Dental Association wants rules for dentists eased in Wales.

Organisers say they will review activities following concerns about the event's management.

Paul Ellis, who had both his legs amputated in 2008, says the support of passers-by kept him going.

Mohamed Salah scores a penalty to equalise against 10-man Chelsea as Liverpool come from behind to earn a draw at Anfield.

Normally there would be six parades but the event is once again being affected by the pandemic.

As owners return to the office or seek to socialise their pups, day care for dogs is taking off.

An organiser of the events says Covid jab scepticism will draw people to so-called "free parties".

Some music fans accept they might catch Covid - but others are selling their tickets and staying away.

Researchers says despite stroke and clotting risks, Covid vaccines have substantial benefits.

Parents should be reassured by the findings, Bristol doctors say, following a small study.

A GP makes the call as it is announced there will be no significant changes to Covid rules in Wales.

Satellite internet is a key part of plans to fill broadband "not spots", but simple things can affect it.

The case being made for three very different parts of the country to secure the status for 2025.

BBC Scotland's political editor Glenn Campbell on the historic agreement that will take the Greens into government

Suranne Jones and Martin Compston star in BBC One's Vigil, set on board a nuclear submarine.

How bird feeding could disrupt an ecological balance just beyond our windowsills and gardens.

The current head of the school on Fair Isle, which has just three pupils, is stepping down after 35 years.

Jennifer McNern lost both her legs and Margaret Yeaman was blinded in separate IRA bomb attacks.

The final UK troops, diplomats and officials have left Kabul, Downing Street has confirmed.

The UK's evacuation of civilians from Afghanistan will end on Saturday.

Former Afghan interpreter Burhan and his family are now in the UK, after begging for help to escape.

Mawa Theatre Company is a UK first and aims to make Shakespeare's work more accessible.

Chris Rich has made thousands from creating beats in the style of hip hop's elite.

The Sunday papers focus on the fallout from the end of the UK evacuation mission in Kabul.

A man, 40, is arrested on suspicion of rape at an address in Cheshire, police say.

As positive tests in Scotland hit record highs, around two thirds of cases are in the under-40 age group.

The woman was attacked near Donegall Quay/Queen's Bridge in the early hours of Saturday morning.

A key route in Cardiff city centre is closed on Sunday morning, police say.

One employee remains missing following the huge blaze at a plastics manufacturer in Warwickshire.