A total of £720m will help ensure "no child is left behind" due to the pandemic, Boris Johnson says.

About 31,000 women will be offered the swab checks, which can help spot early signs of cervical cancer.

A boundary review suggests merging the rowdy local authority with neighbouring Wilmslow.

The victims' commissioner for England and Wales says victims have been treated like bystanders.

Boards of big companies have 50% more women present than in 2015, a government review has found.

Celtic manager Neil Lennon resigns with his side 18 points adrift of Rangers in the Scottish Premiership.

The former first minister was to appear at an inquiry into how the Scottish government handled complaints against him.

The UK's first openly gay cabinet minister, Lord Smith, urges the PM to diversify his top team.

The grace periods mean checks and controls on goods going from GB to NI are not fully implemented.

The DJ posts a video of her sister Frances giving a thumbs-up and a round of applause.

Scientists say a pledge by shooting groups to phase out lead shot has had no detectable effect.

The BBC speaks to pupils, staff and parents at a school as they ready for in-person learning again.

The prime minister has announced a plan for how the lockdown will be lifted in England.

The government has unveiled its plans for unlocking UK restrictions, including holiday travel.

We answer some of your questions about England's roadmap out of lockdown, and other Covid-related issues.

Lockdown is being eased in England. When will services like hairdressers, pubs and gyms open?

The medical cargo is being carried up to 40 miles in hard-to-reach parts of Argyll and Bute.

Latifah King, 27, was initially told her "excruciating" leg pain was sciatica, her family says.

Parents and teachers react as it is announced that all schools in England will reopen from 8 March.

Boris Johnson’s route out of lockdown is a relief for businesses, including pubs, restaurants, gyms and retail.

Up to 10,000 fans could be back in stadiums by mid-May as part of the government's plans to move England out of lockdown.

The owner of PureGym says lockdown has been costing his business hundreds of thousands of pounds a day.

Lockdown in England and Scotland will be lifted in stages - what are the risks associated with relaxing certain restrictions?

A 'significant' number of people with HIV feel unable to talk to their GP, a leading charity said.

Paramedic Gary Watson describes being violently attacked as London Ambulance Service trials body-worn cameras.

A recently reformed criminal shares how he ran romance scams to serve as a warning to others.

A project brings together the experiences of 277 mums who all gave birth in 2020.

The singer tells BBC Sounds podcast Press X to Continue how gaming's kept him in touch with friends.

Not a new normal: A brief history of five centuries of face masks.

BBC News website readers share their old coin collections and the stories behind them.

Cleveland Gervais fell from a platform that had no tactile paving and was hit by a passing train.

Jasmine Harrison, 21, on becoming the youngest woman to row solo across the Atlantic Ocean.

Firms across the supply chain say notice and certainty are key to a full menu being available post-lockdown.

Companies doing business between Europe and the UK talk to the BBC about the impact of the new rules.

Peter Quinn moved from Northern Ireland to America to work in the VFX industry over a decade ago.

James Nesbitt stars as a veteran detective hunting an assassin in the new BBC drama Bloodlands.

Twins Verity and Lucy were taken to court after speaking out on social media, naming their alleged abuser.

Lord Chris Smith is calling for more diversity in Government.

Speaking to Joanna Gosling, the Dragon's Den entrepreneur explains why companies have to get used to a new normal.

The final stage of easing restrictions could happen by 21 June at the earliest.

Professor Chris Whitty explains the spacing between each stage of reopening.

Working from home could also be expected to continue until next winter, says Sir Patrick Vallance.

Wednesday's front pages continue to focus on how the UK will emerge from lockdown.

Having to show a certificate to go to a pub raises "deep and complex issues", Boris Johnson says.

Businesses say they need definitive dates and details of what will be allowed to reopen and when.

The deal for the north-west commits £250m to the region with hopes 7,000 jobs will be created.

Lynn Parker's husband Alastair died 10 months after she last held his hand.