A recent report into racist and sexist officers in London was one of many controversies she faced.

Covid passes will not be needed from 18 February under plans to ease Wales' remaining restrictions.

The expansion was ahead of forecasts despite a setback in December due to Omicron restrictions.

Brandon Lewis says the executive must be restored whatever the results of May's assembly election.

Britain's human rights watchdog shouldn't be considered an independent group, charities tell the BBC.

Bartosz Wyrzykowski, 21, was getting milk with his girlfriend when he was stabbed, a family friend says.

People in the UK drank less beer and more wine and spirits in the pandemic, an industry group says.

A committee of MPs says the tax authority's inaction is rewarding the unscrupulous, a claim that is denied.

Upendi, which means love in Swahili, was born at Twycross Zoo in Leicestershire.

The food bank provides about 1,000 meals a week, with donations mostly from local people.

The industry regulator orders the two wells in Lancashire to be plugged with concrete.

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

All the changes you need to know to Covid rules in Wales which take effect from 18 February.

Senior school pupils will no longer need to wear face coverings in classrooms after the February break.

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

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.

Ministers want the option of enforcing face masks and vaccine passports until late September.

A doctor says it is "inevitable" Covid patients will come into contact with others amid shortages.

How singing together after Covid restrictions is making a difference for choir members across Scotland.

A rule barring unvaccinated over-12s means UK travellers are opting for Mexico and Turkey instead.

What changes are being made to give pupils a fair chance after two years of disruption due to Covid?

The Met chief previously ignored numerous calls for her resignation - what was the final nail in the coffin?

Mum-of-four Lisa says she now avoids watching TV because of "in your face" online gambling adverts.

A 5,000-year-old chalk sculpture of a "talismans drum" is hailed as a "significant find".

The family of Hugh McMahon say the battery burned a hole the size of a 5p coin in his heart.

The Duke of Sussex spoke to Gareth Thomas in a video call to mark National HIV Testing Week.

Team GB women's curling captain Eve Muirhead on her battle back from hip surgery as she targets an elusive Olympic gold at her fourth Games.

Met Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick says she will quit, hours after saying she did not intend to.

Sadiq Khan says he was "not satisfied" with Cressida Dick's response to a police watchdog report.

Derby County manager Wayne Rooney says that during the darkest times of his career he worried he could up end up dead as a result of his alcohol abuse.

Brigene has been fighting to bring her brother home from Muckamore Abbey Hospital for decades.

PM says we must oppose any return to the days where "great powers" decide the "fates of nations".

Former PM John Major claims "trust in politics is at a low ebb".

Friday's front pages are dominated by the resignation of Met Police chief Dame Cressida Dick.

Police watchdog asks Home Office to review decision-making of police disciplinary panels.

Three quarters of Scottish households will given extra cash due to concerns about the rising cost of living.

Without an executive in place, Robin Swann cannot act alone to lift restrictions, lawyers advise.

Hedge fund manager Mark Hillery says students are being hit by "unjust" restrictions.