The health secretary says other gatherings held last year could be included in an official investigation.

The health secretary says new rules will buy time against Omicron and denies ministers have lost trust.

The image of the couple at Balmoral was shown to a US court on Wednesday.

Southeastern was stripped of its franchise after failing to declare over £25m of taxpayer funding.

When things go wrong customers often have problems resolving complaints, the regulator says.

The risk to humans is low but diseased birds should not be touched, officials say.

Police said one driver who had no hands on the wheel was fined £200 and handed six penalty points.

Requests for hardship funds doubled in 25% of English universities in the second and third lockdowns.

Fourteen schools are to trial longer school days, while summer holidays could get shorter in future.

X-rays have revealed the heavily corroded weapon found in Orkney was highly decorated.

The Royal Court theatre changed a character's name after it was accused of offensive stereotyping.

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

Nightclubs, restaurants and shops could be hit by new Covid curbs, but many firms are well placed to cope.

It's a year since Margaret Keenan became the first to be vaccinated against Covid-19.

Some UK residents coming back from South Africa are still struggling to find quarantine hotel rooms.

Travellers to the UK need to take pre-departure tests in a bid to limit the spread of Omicron.

Scotland's national clinical director says health experts will be looking to "hit the coronavirus variant hard".

Travellers explain how their plans have been disrupted by the new rules for people arriving in the UK.

Some black and South Asian people say conversations about the vaccine are "frustrating" and "tense".

The PM says he’s ‘furious’ about the video and has launched an investigation into whether rules were broken.

BBC North West Tonight is given exclusive access to the child mental health team in Liverpool.

Newsbeat speaks to Sam Tompkins about his journey and working with his "hero" Justin Bieber.

A man facing decades of debt repayments echoes charities' pleas for those in financial trouble to seek help.

Two men share how a domestic abuse prevention course has forced them to face up to their actions.

The health secretary says his absence also meant he could give time for the PM's team to respond.

Boris Johnson announces a tightening of restrictions in England to slow the spread of Covid and its Omicron variant.

A BBC investigation has uncovered British waste being illegally shipped to Romania and dumped.

Watch as PM adviser Allegra Stratton offers her "profound apologies" after the leaked video of party remarks.

Watch to see what the PM and ministers have said when questioned about the No 10 Christmas party.

Yesterday a video was leaked of No 10 staff joking about holding a Christmas party.

The return of work-from-home request and masks in more places in England leads most of Thursday's papers.

Mavis Doreen D'Arcy died alone in hospital in Hull, with her family given a single hospital visit.

Finance Secretary Kate Forbes is to set out her plans for tax and spending at Holyrood on Thursday.

People must follow Covid-19 rules to avoid further restrictions, warns Health Minister Robin Swann.

Three cases are confirmed in Wales, amid warning of "phenomenal" avian flu outbreak across the UK.

Shelter fears a "rising tide" of evictions after the end of protections put in place amid the pandemic.