New infections remain steady in the UK, but PM warns there's no room for complacency.

Douglas Ross failed to declare earnings as an MSP and as a football referee for the SFA.

A man, believed to be in his 20s, and a woman in her 80s have been attacked in Brentford.

A teacher who has been targeted online says he knows of others who have signed off sick as a result.

Antanas Jankauskas will appear in court later charged with the murder of mum-of-two Sarah Ashwell.

Holly Rhys-Ellis, who had an eating disorder when she was 11, says such questions are unhelpful.

Last year's parade was cancelled for the first time since 1852 due to the pandemic.

At least 15 are claiming up to £22,920 a year on rental costs, research by the BBC finds.

Maroš Šefčovič has been talking to the UK's chief Brexit negotiator, Lord Frost, in London.

The £20m scheme helps residents with no access to off-street parking to charge their vehicles.

The collie, belonging to Rory Cellan-Jones, was one of six dogs taken when a van was stolen.

The "battered" instrument was saved from the bin by a sound engineer.

Splits over subsidies for fossil fuels and financial help to poorer nations have taken talks into overtime.

All countries must agree on the new deal as negotiators at COP26 enter the summit's final hours.

Barack Obama, AOC, Leonardo DiCaprio, Emma Watson and others bring star power to the UN summit.

The world's two biggest CO2 emitters pledge to co-operate in an announcement at the COP26 summit.

Drummer Nandi Bushell says a Facebook post from the former US president is "incredible".

Science journalist, Helen Briggs, is at COP26 to report for the BBC - she describes what life is like behind the scenes at the Glasgow summit.

Rising ocean temperatures are having 'worrying' impacts on the deep ocean's ability to lock away our carbon emissions.

New analysis of pledges at COP26 suggest no government is doing enough to limit temperature rise.

The former US president visited Strathclyde University in Glasgow for talks with COP26 youth leaders.

Rich countries will get most of the attention, but developing countries are on climate change's front line.

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

How vulnerable children in England are being detained in temporary accommodation under special "draconian" court orders.

Michael Gove is in charge of delivering Boris Johnson's flagship policy - here is what he plans to do.

David Salmon, whose wife Linda took her own life, says he was unaware of the link to mental health.

Premier League clubs regularly fly to away matches but as sport attempts to play its part in tackling the climate crisis, does the practice need to stop?

The consequence of not acting on global warming will be "profound" for Wales, says Lee Waters.

Hull has been at COP26 to share its innovative approach to tackling flood threats with the world.

How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?

Owain Wyn Evans played alongside 50 drummers for part of his 24-hour Drumathon for Children in Need.

Ros Atkins looks at the story behind Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's detention in Iran.

Kim and Amy are among thousands of young carers missing out on support.

The future climate could be determined by the level of emissions in the coming years.

Richard Ratcliffe, the husband of Iranian detainee Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, is weeks into his protest.

A British nurse explains how at-home, fast Covid tests changed her life - and what the US can expect.

Saturday's papers are varied, with the i weekend revealing when Whitehall expects the pandemic to end.

Harry Kane scores a superb hat-trick as England brush aside Albania to put themselves on the brink of qualification for next year's World Cup.

The GL Assessment tests will be held in 21 post-primary schools, involving about 5,450 children.

Services in north Wales face disruption until 19 December as a dispute over pay remains resolved.