The Ministry of Defence has agreed to help fill staff shortages across the capital this month.

Some pupils are not complying with the new advice, and there are worries about vulnerable students.

The incident was captured by a television crew filming a documentary on board HMS Northumberland.

Renewed calls are being made for a new law to "break the cycle" of injustice for bereaved families.

Labour says Boris Johnson has "serious questions to answer" over messages about a great exhibition.

The National Beef Association is 'deeply disappointed' that Asda reneged on its 100% British beef promise.

The bodies of Tiffany Stevens and her two young daughters were found at their home in Bolton.

Prices increased by 9.8% in 2021 as buyers sought more space during lockdown, the Halifax says.

Reactor 4 at Hunterston B in North Ayrshire will come offline for the last time at noon.

A public apology to those accused of witchcraft in the past would send a powerful signal, campaigners say.

Union bosses warn night-time action every weekend on two London Underground lines could be extended.

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

Scotland's one million confirmed cases is a big underestimate of the actual number of infections.

Boris Johnson says it is time for him to call out those spreading false information on Covid jabs.

Fatigue, loss of smell and shortness of breath are the most frequently reported symptoms.

Rules for those travelling to England are changing as Omicron is now worldwide, the transport secretary says.

Government admits uncertainty over whether face coverings will truly cut Covid spread.

Booster coverage and a "milder illness" means restrictions should be eased Wales, says virus expert.

Compulsory face coverings were reinstated amid rising concerns about the Omicron variant.

Humza Yousaf says the next two weeks are set to be the most difficult ever faced by the NHS.

However Michelle O'Neill denies Paul Givan comments that a plan to strengthen face covering rules has been completely axed.

The government needs to wake up to the scale of the problem, says a report from a committee of MPs.

More than 10% of the pandemic’s positive cases in Northern Ireland have been recorded in the past week.

Henry Dyne was ill with Covid, but online his story was twisted by anti-vaccine activists.

Protesters tell Newsbeat changes to citizenship laws could unfairly affect ethnic minorities.

A leading dentist says fewer people now need dentures - but there will always be some who need false teeth.

Should the VAT on domestic energy be cut to help with rising prices?

Scotland's largest hospital for 'mentally deficient' people closed 20 years ago amid claims of torture and neglect.

Digitised pages of the 1921 Census reveal glimpses of the lives of the 38 million people living in England and Wales a century ago.

Michael Shanks has run 6,000 Glasgow streets but says he is more of an explorer than an athlete.

PinkPantheress hit the charts from her bedroom. Now she's been named the UK's most promising new star.

Global producers of caviar say that demand has soared since the first lockdown.

Dafydd and Katie Griffiths attended Kate and William's first official visit after getting engaged.

The chancellor says he wants to “make sure policies we’ve got in place do help people”.

Kat Cordiner and three friends attempt 3,000-mile (4,800km) crossing to raise money for charity.

The government has identified 100,000 critical workers to receive daily lateral flow tests

A rare cancer diagnosis after finding a lump in her knee means Jo Georgiou, 31, needs a leg amputation.

Dog shelters say there is a perfect storm of abandoned dogs with complex medical issues.

The papers report concerns about a looming cost of living crisis and the latest twist for Novak Djokovic.

Emily is re-learning how to walk and is raising money for the NHS by doing laps with her walker.

Motorists are facing treacherous driving conditions with heavy snow falling across many parts of Scotland.

Passengers will still have to take a test on or before day two of their arrival in Northern Ireland.

The first minister says those calling for rules to be relaxed "are wrong" as restrictions remain.

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man died in Christchurch.