British teenager Emma Raducanu reaches the US Open final as her meteoric rise continues with a stunning straight-set win over Greece's Maria Sakkari.

Prof Dame Sarah Gilbert says immunity from two doses of a Covid vaccine is "lasting well".

The head of the security service says the fall of Afghanistan will have "emboldened" UK terrorists.

The UK economy grew just 0.1% in July as the last Covid restrictions were lifted in England.

England's fifth Test against India at Old Trafford is cancelled after a number of the tourists' backroom staff tested positive for Covid-19.

Two unknown males stabbed the teenager in Norton Street, Old Trafford on Thursday, police say.

The duo have won the TV presenting prize at the National Television Awards every year since 2001.

City centres and High Streets could suffer unless workers start taking the train again, the industry warns.

It is the first time in 108 years the world-famous event will be held in the autumn.

Iain Anderson says he will work to "build a bridge" between the government and LGBT community.

Party co-chair Ben Elliot is warned to be "cautious" and avoid lobbying on behalf of business clients.

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

The UK regulator's decision paves the way for a rollout ahead of winter to millions of people.

Some unions and care organisations have warned that making the jabs mandatory will lead to staff shortages.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson says students should expect in-person teaching for new term.

The BBC has been told that the green and amber categories could be removed and replaced with a new system.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday evening.

Data on whether they are needed is still awaited but ministers say the NHS is ready to go if they are.

Two care home staff worked to cover a night-shift gap as there was no emergency cover available.

British teenager Emma Raducanu says reaching her first Grand Slam final at the US Open feels "crazy, cool and absolutely mind-blowing".

When Tony Kofi had a near-fatal accident, he had a vision of himself playing a musical instrument. It would change his life forever.

From cute dogs to trophy stealing, it was a night of chaotic fun at the National Television Awards.

More than 100,000 lorry drivers are needed to meet a national shortage which is causing stock delays.

Passengers prefer paying by contactless which means Oyster card usage is dwindling. What next?

As the British brand celebrates 30th anniversary, its founder reflects on how fashion tastes have changed.

Rhys Ifans and Dougray Scott star in new romantic comedy and 'companion piece' to cult Brit flick.

John Trotman, twice awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, has got behind the controls once more.

Thursday marked the first National Television Awards ceremony since January 2020.

The prime minister believes new funds will tackle the Covid backlog - but refuses to set targets.

Arlo Parks, Sault and Laura Mvula are the bookmakers' tips to be named album of the year later.

British teenager Emma Raducanu expresses her surprise at her run to the US Open semi-finals, having had flights back to the UK booked a fortnight ago.

Scotland's thriving space sector is trying to have a reduced impact on the planet.

The pandemic response has spurred a greater willingness to tax wages rather than property.

Some people who have paid tens of thousands of pounds on social care feel let down by the new plans.

Anne Fish began as her son's manager and has just signed a professional gaming contract.

Pipe Major Scott Methven held one of the most prestigious jobs in the piping world, a role which dates back to Queen Victoria’s reign.

It's the first big awards night for British TV since the pandemic began.

Former England footballer Rio Ferdinand tells MPs about his experience of online hate and racism.

The singer is returning on tour with Genesis despite ongoing health problems.

Indienne and Shaikira have both recently been crowned national champions.

Boris Johnson says around 9m treatments could be funded by proposed government investment.

The Oxford jab creator's doubts about third doses and Universal Credit concerns lead the papers.

Jeremiah required hospital treatment after being attacked on his way home from school.

Plans to only allow fully vaccinated people into nightclubs and other large events are approved by MSPs.

Sir Michael McBride says there is a "certainty of long-term harm to many children" from not attending school.

Those arriving in the country have directly supported Welsh-based armed forces in Afghanistan.

Wiltshire chief Philip Wilkinson says it "is a matter of public security and not inclusiveness".