Boris Johnson says Russia has chosen a "path of bloodshed and destruction" and the UK will respond "decisively".

All Covid legal restrictions are over in England, as part of the government's Living with Covid plan.

The PM promises more military support for Ukraine, but Labour urges tougher action against Russia.

The government announces a shake-up of student finance in England to reduce the bill for taxpayers.

The danger-to-life alert is still in place for Bewdley, but one for Ironbridge has been lifted.

​​It is claimed Facebook colluded with OnlyFans to disable social accounts of adult entertainers working for rivals, BBC News has learned.

Crizanlizumab is thought to cut visits to A&E by 40% for patients with the blood disorder.

Laura says having two babies on such a date with so many twos in it has "got to be good luck".

The Duchess of Cornwall tells the BBC she is on a lifelong campaign for domestic violence victims.

Jason Kenny, Great Britain's most successful Olympian of all time, retires to take up a coaching job with British Cycling.

The government's climate change advisers say new oil and gas in the North Sea would not lower bills.

Care home staff say Julia Iverson always knows if her favourite tipple has been watered down.

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

Audit Scotland says the health service remains on an emergency footing as patient waiting lists soar.

The Welsh government's plan is to move away from an emergency response to the pandemic.

A fall in Covid rates in London means people will no longer need to wear masks on public transport.

Clarity over UK funding is needed before plans for mass testing are confirmed, the Scottish government says.

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

People will no longer be required to wear face coverings in shops and on public transport.

All remaining Covid restrictions in England will end, and Scotland will also lift its legal requirements.

As tensions escalate, some UK citizens are desperately trying to get their families to safety.

Evictions of private tenants are returning to pre-pandemic levels, government figures show.

The international trade of jackfruit is quite complex and risky, experts say.

Gas prices are already high, but a Russian response to sanctions over Ukraine would make matters worse.

The cost of living crisis has led backbench Conservative MPs to call for a rethink of the government's plans.

Angel Lynn's mum says she hopes her daughter's kidnapper gets his seven-and-a-half year sentence extended.

Britain will provide a "further package of military support" to help Ukraine says the PM.

Foreign office minister James Cleverly says UK will respond with support for Ukraine.

A working men's club is like family to members and similar to Peter Kay's fictional one, bosses say.

Dubbed "the men in grey suits", the members of the committee wield a lot of power in the Conservative Party.

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

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

Fears of a Russian invasion of Ukraine and a jibe from the UK defence secretary lead the papers.

Some 10,000 London Underground workers are set to walk out in a row over jobs, pay and pensions.

The Met Office has a yellow weather warning for snow and lightning in place until 20:00 on Thursday.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson responds to reports by The Nolan Show that he had held talks with the Ulster Unionist Party.

Admiral says attractive offices would encourage staff to "make an effort" to commute.

Go-Ahead Group was stripped of the franchise in 2021 after failing to declare £25m in taxpayer cash.