Nusrat Ghani says she was told her faith made colleagues uncomfortable - but the chief whip rejects her claim.

The Foreign Office takes the unusual step of naming a former Ukrainian MP as a potential Kremlin candidate.

The second man was taken to hospital following an incident in Kanchanaburi, the Foreign Office says.

Anoosheh Ashoori from London hopes the strike will bring attention to those being held in Iran.

Police are treating Matthew Willson's death as a homicide, following gunfire from a nearby flat.

The Royal College of GPs asks for a national conversation on mandating jabs, as protests are held in UK cities.

England's batting woes cross formats and continents as they are routed by West Indies in the first T20 international in Barbados.

Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah, whose death was in part caused by toxic air, would have turned 18 on Monday.

England's third and final Twenty20 against Australia in the Women's Ashes is abandoned without a ball being bowled because of rain in Adelaide.

Stena's UK's boss says Brexit not Covid caused the losses, but his company remains committed.

The move was described as "pretty tasteless", but the fast food company say it will be re-instated.

Ruben Neves' second-half strike earns Wolves three points at Brentford, in a game that was halted for over 25 minutes in the first half.

Saturday's figure was the highest daily death toll since September, when 31 deaths were recorded in a one day.

Fans will be able to return to sporting events and the 'rule of six' is scrapped outdoors for pubs.

Hard-to-reach groups – from rough sleepers to fairground workers – are being targeted in a final vaccine push.

Retail sales fell 3.7% last month as Plan B restrictions hit pre-Christmas spending.

Mark Drakeford says UK government cares more about distracting people from its issues than Covid.

Collinson, which also runs airport lounges and other travel services, thinks tests are bad for business.

Prof Jason Leitch says an education recovery group will make the recommendation to the government.

It is thought stolen letterboxes are being sold to unscrupulous collectors, possibly around the world.

Meet the aurora hunters, people fascinated with the Northern Lights.

From skincare products to used cars - the items that tell the story of the cost of living crisis.

There were a record number of first-time buyers in 2021, figures from lender Halifax suggest.

A telephone helpline launched in Edinburgh last year, is keeping people company when they walk home alone.

Sussex-based armadillos Patsy and Eddie have to shift some pounds after their festive feasting.

John Shackleton, who has been fundraising for more than 30 years, says his age won't stop him.

The UK has one of the world's largest collection of ancient yews and campaigners want extra protections.

The World Harmony Orchestra has been providing musical comfort for those who may be lonely throughout the pandemic.

Covid rules and lockdowns have caused a backlog of people desperate to get on the road.

Skate Social Belfast regularly meets at well-known city landmarks, including Titanic Belfast.

The papers report on the inquiry into alleged parties at Downing Street and an MP's claim she lost a ministerial post due to her "Muslimness".

The teenager was found with stab injuries and died shortly after being taken to hospital, police say.

Claims over the cost of windfarm deals and a woman's dealings with a "fugitive" make the front pages.

Some people are unable to get an MoT appointment but a valid certificate is needed for vehicle tax.

Jocelyn says she chose to freebirth because she does not have faith in NHS maternity services.

James Horner says proposing to his girlfriend with the weather phenomenon in view was "perfect".