The force seeks to reassure the public after the murder of Sarah Everard by a serving officer.

Standard energy bills rise by £139 a year and prepayment meter bills see sharper rise under new price cap.

Natasha Ednan-Laperouse's parents said she would be "very proud" of the new law to protect allergy sufferers.

The NHS Scotland Covid Status app only became available to download at about 17:30 on Thursday.

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

A lack of butchers has resulted in the supply chain between farm and supermarket becoming blocked.

The increased sales tax will be passed on to customers, say restaurant and bar bosses.

Campaigners say the new rules in England do not stretch far enough to protect everyone.

The channel says "ongoing tech issues" caused it to show last night's episode rather than the finale.

Industry body, the PRA, says more than a quarter of its members still have no petrol or diesel.

The singer was diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer in 2016 and taken off treatment in August.

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

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

One in six children in England is likely to have a mental disorder, up from one in nine in 2017.

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.

The prime minister needs to put "meat on the bones" of his levelling up plan - or pay the political price, MPs say.

The Met chief has faced numerous calls to resign but has never shown any inclination to stand down.

Thousands of people are saving to get on the property ladder - but not everyone who gets on it is a winner. Five stories from the UK’s ever-changing housing market.

With a month to go until the UK hosts a global climate summit, is the government on track to meet its own commitments?

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?

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick says no words can express its fury and sadness.

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

Campaigning parents welcome introduction of a UK law on allergen labelling on food.

Scott Mitchell speaks to the BBC, just over nine months after the death of his wife, who had Alzheimer's.

Randall Goosby is a rising star of classical music, who performed at the 9/11 memorial ceremony.

Ex-rugby star Rob Burrow, who has Motor Neurone Disease, hears a moving message from his daughter.

Friday's papers are dominated by the sentencing to a whole life term of Sarah Everard's killer.

Kate Wilson met the undercover officer while he was posing as an environmental campaigner in 2003.

Charting the first 300 days of Scotland's Covid-19 vaccination programme.

The changes will allow pubs and clubs in NI to serve alcohol until 02:00, almost every weekend.

Grass fires and floods in Wales are becoming "unbelievable", says one front-line firefighter.

The ambulance was carrying a patient but no-one was injured in the crash in Netherley.