Fresh revelations about staff parties in Downing Street increase pressure on Boris Johnson.

It comes as the prince faces a US civil case over claims he sexually assaulted a woman when she was 17.

Restrictions to lift gradually, with sports fans returning, followed by hospitality back to normal.

Faster than expected growth meant the economy was 0.7% larger than in February 2020, official figures show.

China says it has no need to "buy influence" after MI5 said an agent of the country infiltrated Parliament.

Muhammad Gohir Khan is accused of agreeing to kill a Pakistani military critic for £100,000.

The tech giant is expanding UK staff capacity by 50% and wants to "reinvigorate" the work environment.

Vaccinated travellers will no longer need a compelling reason to enter France, or have to isolate.

The police ombudsman examined 19 loyalist paramilitary attacks and found "collusive behaviours".

An eight-year-old boy has been removed and is thought to be unharmed, police say.

The government should limit public funding for cricket unless there is "continuous, demonstrable progress" on eradicating "deep-seated racism", a parliamentary report says.

Rosemary Conley is marking half a century of her classes that began in Leicestershire.

The impact of Covid is making it hard for some early years settings to operate.

People will be able to end isolation after negative tests on days five and six from Monday.

One in 20 has been waiting - for routine care such as knee and hip surgery - for more than a year.

The BBC speaks to families of people who died in May 2020, the month of the No 10 party.

It is hoped the pills will reduce the number of people put in hospital by the virus.

There is pressure on the government after it emerged people were invited to Downing St lockdown drinks.

It isn't just the latest Conservative intake who are worried about Boris Johnson's leadership.

As the Africa Cup of Nations returns, Newsbeat speaks to fans supporting their home nations.

The UK's wood-burning Drax power plant hopes to expand but faces questions on its green credentials.

Watch the best bits from England's deputy chief medical officer, who's announced he's stepping down.

People share their stories of separation and loss from May 2020 amid anger over the No 10 lockdown party.

A US judge has said a civil case alleging sexual assault can continue. Where does it leave the prince?

The BBC's Dan Johnson explains the importance of the Duke of York's military titles and royal patronages.

Kieron McArdle was fined £100 by police for having three friends in his garden on his birthday.

Watch to see six previous times Boris Johnson responded to claims of parties at Downing Street.

Hannah Brady, who lost her father Shaun to Covid in May 2020, says PM's party apology is insincere.

Health Secretary Sajid Javid says people in England can end isolation after two negative tests on day six.

People in Wolverhampton react to the prime minister's apology over lockdown party at No 10.

The Queen removing Prince Andrew's military titles and royal patronages dominates the front pages.

A man remains in custody and an eight-year-old boy is released unharmed after the five-day stand-off.

More than 50,000 NHS staff were off work in the week to 11 January, according to official figures.

Ashling Murphy, 23, was attacked on the banks of a canal in County Offaly on Wednesday afternoon.

Hospital patients must isolate for 14 days, which is double the length of time for other people.

Sophie Khan is also being investigated for allegations of dishonesty.