Tory MP Nusrat Ghani says she was told her faith was given as a reason for her sacking as a minister.

About half of the staff working in Kyiv will return to the UK amid fears of a Russian invasion.

Civil servant Sue Gray is expected to publish her findings this week about alleged lockdown-breaking parties.

Matthew Willson was killed by a stray bullet that travelled through a wall.

New papers emerge, raising questions about why Emad Al Swealmeen was not deported before the attack.

Kat Cordiner and friends knock seven days off the previous female trio record.

BBC Panorama has found an important tool to help victims of anti-social behaviour is rarely used.

Unlike rivals, the retailer says all staff get full sick pay regardless of vaccination status.

Steven Perks was serving with the Metropolitan Police when he died in a hit-and-run in 1998.

The sharing of child abuse images and deepfake pornography need to be addressed further, MPs warn.

Fortescue Metals says the deal will help it to achieve its target to be carbon neutral by 2030.

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

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

Badges and lanyards signal that the wearer would like others to give them extra space in public.

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.

The smartphone users who are ditching their handsets to take back more control of their lives.

Defence lawyers and academics are concerned drill music can stop defendants getting a fair trial.

All you need to know about the Great Britain squad in Beijing for the 2022 Winter Olympics.

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

Five creations by an anonymous artist are to be sold to raise funds for the Scottish Book Trust.

Relatives of an amateur photographer stumble on his "stunning" archive of images of the royals.

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

BBC correspondent Jean Mackenzie finds children as young as 10 are being groomed in Romania, to be trafficked to the UK.

Mercedes Gleitze was the first British woman to swim the English Channel, but kept her accomplishments hidden from her family.

The march celebrates the history of Shetland, which is featured at this year’s hybrid music festival.

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 papers report on the partygate investigation and fears that gas prices might rise if Russia invades Ukraine.

Basma Kamel's mother told her female genital mutilation would allow her to be a "good wife".

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the changes following a significant fall in new case numbers last week.

Liz Truss will meet Maroš Šefčovič following technical talks between officials last week.

Children have had to travel across the border for heart surgery since 1998.