Boris Johnson says the measures will hit Russia "very hard", after it ordered troops into eastern Ukraine.

It is a historic moment, the health secretary says - but he warns we must be ready for more variants.

The first minister wants to "strike the right balance" between normal life and controlling the virus.

A major incident is declared in Bewdley and large parts of Shrewsbury town centre are under water.

Interest payments on government borrowing topped £6bn last month, the highest on record for a January.

Angel Lynn's family hope the sentences for her kidnappers are increased at the Court of Appeal.

Four demolition workers died nearly six years ago and an investigation into the disaster is ongoing.

Police data reveals revoked gun licences have been returned to people accused of violent crimes.

Stephen Matthews died when the windscreen of a van was struck in Merseyside on Friday.

Many of the scams lure victims in with fake adverts on Facebook, seemingly backed by celebrities.

The population of hedgehogs in rural Britain has continued a "steep decline", say conservationists.

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

All remaining Covid rules in England are to end, the PM has announced.

The government is scrapping free Covid tests for most people in England.

People aged 75 and over are being offered a fourth Covid vaccination.

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

People with Covid in England will no longer be legally required to self-isolate.

Evelyn, two, who was diagnosed with a rare genetic heart condition, has had a defibrillator fitted.

Dec's make-up artist says seeing drag on a family TV show will do wonders for LGBTQ+ representation.

In Cornwall, no-fault evictions and a boom in holiday lets have led to locals facing homelessness.

Black Arrow Space Technologies wants to change industrial Port Talbot into “Space Port Talbot”.

Flooding from Storm Franklin has caused evacuations in some parts of the UK.

Tributes have been paid to the SBTV founder by the young people he inspired with his work.

Victims of one of Britain's biggest miscarriages of justice tell an inquiry of the impact on their lives.

Reassurances about mild symptoms mark a rare opening up about the monarch's health, says our correspondent.

Dozens of young people were tricked into thinking they were working for a glamorous UK design agency - which didn’t really exist.

All you need to know about the Great Britain team and their results in Beijing at the 2022 Winter Olympics.

The BBC One daytime programme relocates as part of a strategy to make more programmes out of London.

Once homeless and addicted to heroin, a former sex worker tells of how she turned her life around.

After heart-breaking near misses, hip surgery and a tumultuous campaign in Beijing, Eve Muirhead says curling gold is a "dream come true".

With bad weather warnings issued, how can homeowners claim for the damage left behind?

A hearing is due to consider the role of gambling addiction in 24-year-old Jack Ritchie's death.

Boris Johnson announces that the 'first barrage' of sanctions against Russia are on the way.

Samuel Ryde has tried to take a photograph every day at the same time for 10 years. Why?

Boris Johnson tells MPs the need to self-isolate after a positive test will end from Thursday.

England's chief medical officer says trying to prevent others from catching infections is "standard public health advice".

The founder of SBTV, who has died at the age of 31, spoke to the BBC in 2016 and 2017 about his journey into the music scene.

Juliet Coffe has a severe lung condition, and feels unsafe at the prospect of Covid restrictions being scrapped.

The front pages cover Russia moving troops into Ukraine and the UK scrapping free virus testing.

NHS Lothian says the PFI operator of the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh needs to carry out more upgrades.

People must be financially supported to test and self-isolate, Northern Ireland's justice minister says.

The clean-up continues after days of high winds left homes underwater and thousands without power.

The 2.8 magnitude quake could be felt over a 12-mile radius from the Walsall epicentre.