The PM begins replacing middle-ranking and junior ministers in his biggest rejig since entering No 10.

Beijing says the deal, involving nuclear-powered submarines, undermines regional peace.

British wholesale electricity prices for the following day jumped by 19% to £475 per megawatt hour.

Brexit has made it "near impossible" for it to supply fresh and chilled products to France, the retailer says.

Philip Morris International has sealed its £1.1bn bid for the UK inhaler firm Vectura.

Shoppers will be able to order Co-op's full range of groceries via Amazon across the UK by Christmas.

The three arrests bring the total number detained over the protests to 165.

The chains says their clothes will stay reasonably priced but will be more sustainably produced.

The company says it is committed to having more opportunities away from London.

Established in 1759, the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew has 16,900 unique plant species.

Nottingham Forest sack boss Chris Hughton after six defeats from seven Championship matches this season.

Most people do not believe workers will return to the office full-time, according to YouGov research.

There is no evidence of any impact on fertility - but research will help to counter false claims.

Health secretary says Valneva vaccine would not have got regulatory approval after UK cancels contract.

All children aged 12-15 across the UK will be offered one dose of the Pifzer vaccine.

It comes as the prime minister prepares to announce his winter Covid plan, including for booster jabs.

As a new report claims dilapidated housing can kill, the BBC meets an unlikely champion for tenants.

A new Channel 4 film starring Jodie Comer and Stephen Graham is set in the early days of the pandemic.

The pandemic has made studying in the UK more expensive for some international students

The pandemic led to around 1m UK adults learning an instrument and many taking music lessons.

The government and Labour traded claims about the decision to remove the £20 extra Universal Credit payment.

The prime minister has fired a string of cabinet ministers in a major cabinet reshuffle.

Shamima Begum, one of three London schoolgirls who left the UK for Syria to join the Islamic State group, has spoken about her ‘regret’ over her actions.

One of BBC Breakfast's main presenters, Louise Minchin, has broadcast her final programme after 20 years of early morning alarm calls.

Sea safety campaigner Brendon Price was escorted to shore by a flotilla of paddleboards.

There will be "no single trigger" for bringing back coronavirus restrictions during winter, Sajid Javid says.

A decade on from the Gleision mine disaster, two men who survived still carry the weight of the tragedy.

Thursday's front pages are dominated by Boris Johnson's major reshuffle of his cabinet.

Jim Holt's daughter Lorraine was murdered in 1979 by a man who would try to kill again in 2018.

The woman was left with "life-changing injuries" after being operated on by former NHS Tayside neurosurgeon Sam Eljamel.

The Amnesty International submission states the government plans are an "utter betrayal of victims".

Owners say homes could face closure if they are not given the same protection from claims as the NHS.

Refugee Marwa Koofi fled Afghanistan after being abducted at Kabul airport as the government fell.