Russia says the move is a response to the UK's 'unfriendly' decision to ban Aeroflot from the UK.

Charities say the UK should play a leading role, as the US warns five million people could be displaced.

A hole in the London venue's fabric, which was shredded by winds, will be visible for some time.

Animal rights groups say ministers must not drop plans to ban imports of the duck liver pate.

Nearly two million were AstraZeneca shots that advisers said should not be given to younger adults.

The £1.9bn plan to get youth into work has helped fewer people than predicted, a group of MPs says.

Watchdogs say rape victims are being failed by a system beset by delays and poor communication.

Chris Bryant accuses the government of not acting on concerns about the Chelsea Football club owner.

Russia's major banks will have their assets frozen following the invasion of Ukraine, Boris Johnson says.

The issue affects up to 200 people and may be linked to a bottle of solution used in the tests.

The UK Statistics Authority says the number of those in work is fewer than before the pandemic.

The Met Office had a yellow weather warning in place for overnight snow and ice across most of mainland Scotland.

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

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 legal Covid restrictions in England have ended, and Scotland is also removing its legal requirements.

Ukrainians in the UK tell the BBC of their frustration and fear after Russia began its invasion.

The real-life family secrets behind the new Jim Broadbent and Dame Helen Mirren film The Duke.

A salon in Sheffield opens a new sensory room with toys and special equipment.

Angharad Lewis did not want to leave home because of her polycystic ovary syndrome symptoms.

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.

The singer-songwriter pays tribute to the late Jamal Edwards, who helped to launch his career.

Gas prices are already high, but Russia's military attack on Ukraine could make matters worse.

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

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

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

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

Boris Johnson says Britain will counter the "blizzard of lies" over Putin’s war of "choice" and "aggression".

The PM also addresses Russian people and says he doesn't believe the attack is being done in their name.

Putin's government must face the “hardest possible sanctions” over invading Ukraine says the UK Labour leader.

Caroline Coster's hands and feet were amputated when she developed sepsis after a Covid-19 infection.

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

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

The papers see echoes of World War Two and its aftermath as Russia launches an assault on Ukraine.

The BBC understands £73m of new debt is to be revealed at Croydon Council as a bailout is sought.

The former first minister says his show will not air on RT again "until peace is re-established".

Education minister announces £5m to cover energy bills as schools face soaring fuel costs.

First Minister Mark Drakeford calls for sanctions on Russia which will affect "every one of us".

The festival will take place in July across venues in London and in Birmingham.