England's children's commissioner calls on Boris Johnson to put them "centre stage" of his plans.

The 100-year-old's daughter says the criticism would have "broken his heart".

There could be a surge in demand from delayed referrals and delays to treatment, a think tank warns.

Prices rose 0.7% in January as consumers paid more for food and household goods.

Anne Sacoolas had applied to dismiss the case on the grounds it should be heard in the UK.

Seyi Omooba sued a theatre for dismissing her after comments she made about homosexuality surfaced.

The government estimates 160 million people in places such as Yemen could miss out on vaccines.

The government hopes to claw back money from a £1.5bn fund to promote home insulation.

The move brings the total to 4m in England and means vaccinations will be prioritised more quickly.

Additional community testing is to take place in Norfolk, Southampton, Surrey and Manchester.

Email app Hey reveals that two-thirds of the messages it handles contain the hidden trackers.

The president of Arconic says he only learned about a key fire safety standard after the disaster.

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

"Compassion fatigue" is common among NHS staff, but many more of us could be feeling it right now.

It has similar mutations to the South Africa variant, so how worrying is it?

Pupils in P1 to P3 and pre-school children will go back from 22 February, it has been confirmed.

Deaths are falling faster for the over-80s - but does that mean the vaccine is working?

More people have been added to the clinically extremely vulnerable list in England. Why?

BBC Scotland has rounded up what we know so far about how the return to the classroom will be rolled out.

Care worker Michelle Lamont tested positive for coronavirus last April and then again in November.

The TUC says the government's £500 support scheme is not reaching some workers who need it.

Two approved Covid vaccines are being rolled out across the UK, so when might you get one?

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

Kiernan Wong is desperate to see her mother, but that cannot happen until she and dad have completed their 10-day hotel stay.

BBC reporter Cathy Killick shares her experience after both of her parents died within weeks.

The pandemic has meant most students have been unable to go to lectures - so should they get a refund?

First-year photography students at the University for the Creative Arts show off their work.

Becky Ellis Hamilton's mum had an alcohol problem but no-one talked about it - and this had tragic consequences.

Caroline Flack's friend shares her memories of the TV presenter a year on from her death.

The TV chef discusses his new BBC game show and how restaurants are coping in lockdown.

To mark 50 years since decimalisation in the UK, an expert from The Royal Mint highlights recent coins of interest.

Take a flight along phase one of the high-speed rail network – from London to Birmingham.

Immy Leith, 10, is walking the distance to raise money for a hospice that cared for her mother.

A group of British-Indian soldiers held off an entire Japanese division for three months in 1944.

Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter, Hannah, reflects on her father's achievements and her sense of loss.

Doctors in Wales describe the pressure to help patients who’ve suffered delayed treatment during the pandemic.

Some 300 volunteers will take part in the first coronavirus vaccination trial on children and young adults.

The flock started to settle in trees near Asda, on Hall Road, Norwich at the weekend.

The European Space Agency is looking for new astronauts and will be accepting applications in March.

The prime minister says "we have got to keep looking at the data" when considering easing lockdown restrictions.

Wednesday's papers outline the potential route out of lockdown in England as 1.7 million are told to shield.

Audit Scotland said preparations for the pandemic could have been better but the NHS was prevented from being overwhelmed.

BBC News NI follows a community nurse in County Down as she vaccinates clinically housebound patients.

The £500 self-isolation payment scheme is expanding to make more people eligible.

Pests and moulds are thriving at historic properties in lockdown, the National Trust says.