From Monday, there will be no limit on visits to care homes and self-isolation periods will be cut.

In US court files, the prince, who denies assault claims, also asks for a jury trial in his accuser's lawsuit.

The legal measures are dropped but some shoppers and commuters will still be asked to wear face coverings.

The UK defence secretary is trying to build support for Ukraine amid the warnings of an invasion.

Carmakers are hit by pandemic-related chip and staff shortages, and the closure of a major plant.

The motorway is shut eastbound between J5 for Langley/Staines and J4B for the M25/Heathrow Airport.

Fergus was found in Aberdeen earlier this month after going missing in Moray in 2010.

Paulette Hamilton, a nurse, is chosen by the party to contest the seat held by the late Jack Dromey.

The fire victims' families call for rugby bosses to ditch insulation firm Kingspan as a sponsor.

Those on Universal Credit must look for work outside their chosen field quicker or face sanctions.

Studies confirm cycles quickly return to normal, a leading reproductive expert in the UK says.

Edie Pilkington, 16, says it was a relief to have the condition confirmed by a private consultant.

Some small business owners had raised concerns about enforcing mask-wearing.

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

Covid rules are being eased across all four nations of the UK.

Masks are no longer compulsory in England, but are still recommended in some settings.

NHS staff explain why they have chosen not to have a Covid vaccine as the mandatory deadline looms.

Mark Sealey, who has been in his job for more than 40 years, describes what the day-to-day involves.

One year ago, three men died at sea when their fishing boat Nicola Faith sank.

More than 150,000 people rely on British Sign Language across the UK.

Ashley John-Baptiste grew up in care, unaware he had siblings. His new documentary is called Split Up in Care: Life Without Siblings.

Are new Brexit checks to blame for long queues of lorries outside Dover last week?

From being rejected on Dragons' Den to making millions, Alex Savelli shares his secrets to success.

Manfred Goldberg is one of seven survivors to have their portrait put on display in Buckingham Palace.

Meet Beryl, the 100-year-old volunteer who is still making drinks at Ealing Hospital.

Akshay Patel’s six calls to North West Ambulance Service on the night of his mum’s death.

As the row over No 10 parties rumbles on, Sir Keir Starmer asks whether Boris Johnson will resign.

Police are investigating multiple events to see if Covid rules were broken. Here's how we got to this point.

About 400 dolphins, filmed off the Pembrokeshire coast, is "almost beyond belief", says Sea Trust.

Most papers report on a demand by Prince Andrew's lawyers to have a US jury trial in Virginia Giuffre's case.

Yasmin Chkaifi told a friend she feared being murdered by Leon McCaskre, who killed her on Monday.

A watchdog report says the crisis in the social care workforce needs to be addressed urgently.

Edwin Poots has argued the controversial checks need to be approved by all executive ministers.

Investors want to buy farmland to plant trees to offset their own carbon footprint.

Dylan Scanlon was pronounced dead by emergency services in Oldham on 31 December last year.