Wayne Couzens pleaded guilty in July to the kidnap, rape and murder of Sarah Everard.

Firms still relying on the scheme, brought in as the pandemic hit, call for more support as it is wound up.

The government announces the support as other schemes, including furlough, close.

GCSE and A-level grades in England will be returned to pre-Covid levels over the next two years, ministers say.

Nine arrests are made on the eighth day of action on the motorway in the last three weeks.

Cristiano Ronaldo scores an injury-time winner as Manchester United come from behind to beat Villarreal in an action-packed Champions League Group F contest.

Thomas Tuchel said 'I don't know why' Chelsea did not play well in their 1-0 Champions League defeat by Juventus.

The former DUP leader will not attend a 50th anniversary event on Thursday, the BBC understands.

Campaigners say the underlying reasons are unclear but the Covid pandemic has added to the pressure on services.

The petrol station was responding to a social media plea from a care provider.

Taxi drivers will be told what to wear and are banned from eating and vaping in their cabs.

Irish passport holders who have an NI vaccine certificate can now access the EU Covid Certificate.

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

The furlough scheme, which protected millions of jobs during the pandemic, is coming to an end.

NHS Western Isles reports 23 new cases on Tuesday, with people across the islands chain affected.

Staff from the aviation world come together to support each other through one of its toughest times.

Steve Cooke was found dead on Boxing Day, the day after an ambulance failed to locate his home.

The findings come from one of the first Covid surveys asking the young, rather than parents, their views.

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.

Daily Covid admissions are the lowest since the start of the month, latest hospital figures show.

Just over half of women think working from home will help advance their careers, says a survey for the BBC.

Health Minister Robin Swann wants the option of making vaccine passports mandatory in law.

As the Bond film is released, some of Britain's real-life spies reveal something of life inside MI6.

Will the party's 50th anniversary celebrations generate less drama than its last hotel gathering?

It's the first time politicians and the party faithful gathered since the Covid pandemic. So what happened?

Betty Campbell, who died in 2017, was told as a child her dream job was "insurmountable".

Critics welcome the latest James Bond film, although some suggested it doesn't warrant its run time.

Photographer Ian Wright was just 18 when he captured The Beatles on stage on a historic night.

For some of those working on UK petrol forecourts, this week has been 'unprecedented'.

A CCTV timeline shows key evidence used to arrest and prosecute Wayne Couzens.

Harry's dad is a cancer surgeon, who's now been diagnosed with the disease himself.

Cara Delevingne and Richard Curtis are among celebrities collaborating on comics raising eco awareness.

Ministers say GPs in England must offer in person appointments, after a rise in phone consultations.

The parents of Jane Clough, who was killed by her former partner, welcome the Labour leader's words.

Labour leader Keir Starmer delivers his first in-person speech to Labour's party conference.

Thursday's papers lead with details of the murder of Sarah Everard who was abducted in London earlier this year.

Christopher Allbury-Burridge died from a stab wound after a group attempted to steal cannabis.

One ICU consultant tells BBC Scotland he is treating "very young, usually fit and extremely sick" people.

But the ombudsman finds failures in the investigation into the 1992 IRA murder of Colleen McMurray.

Testing healthy children could do "more harm than good", the Royal College of Paediatricians says.