A review of security and defence also paves the way for the UK to increase stocks of nuclear weapons.

Moves include a pilot scheme to put plain-clothes police in clubs and extra funding for lighting.

Georgina Ashby was on her way home from the Sarah Everard vigil when she was confronted by a man.

Cupcakes, grass and musty farmyard smells represent characters in the children’s story The Gruffalo.

The bakery chain is confident of long-term recovery despite sales being hit amid the pandemic

The street art had originally appeared on the side of Reading Prison at the beginning of March.

The probationary officer had been deployed to Kent in the search operation for Sarah Everard.

Dame Rachel de Souza wants help for children after the pandemic to be like post-war reconstruction.

The Scottish first minister is to set out proposed dates for the easing of Covid-19 restrictions at Holyrood.

The new hospital on the riverside would replace the 75-year-old facility on Queen Alexandra Road.

Ethiopia, Oman, Somalia and Qatar will be added when changes come into force at 04:00 GMT on Friday.

All over 50s could be vaccinated ahead of schedule, thanks to good supplies, say experts.

Twenty of Downing Street's most senior politicians, officials and former officials take you "into the room" where essential Covid decisions were being made.

Loungewear and smart watches are other commonly bought goods now used to measure changes in the cost of living.

Alfie, 14, from Shropshire, had his leg amputated after being diagnosed with bone cancer.

All remaining primary school children, those studying for exams and some college students return.

Dr John Wright of Bradford Royal Infirmary says some changes made as a result of the pandemic are here to stay.

Busting myths and explaining the facts around vaccines.

Mother's Day is hard if your mother is overseas and you don't know when you'll be able to travel again.

The survey from the University of Essex also reveals the impact of the pandemic on mental health.

Chief minister Howard Quayle describes the death as "a painful reminder of how dangerous this virus is".

Vaccination of Scotland's healthcare workers has lowered the rate of infection for people they live with.

Nearly 50 cancer charities send a stark warning about the impact Covid-19 has had on UK cancer care.

A streamed play marries monologues about "strength" with songs by Sheffield's musical heroes.

Users of the betting company say they have lost thousands of pounds after the operation was suspended.

Mark Rees and wife Katy say they've had worried calls from staff after the chocolate maker said all stores would close.

One year since UK theatres were forced to shut, industry figures discuss the dire financial impact.

A career in computer games can be rewarding but tough to get into.

Why hundreds of women felt compelled to take part in the vigil for Sarah Everard - despite being told it was cancelled.

Public protests have pushed the government's controversial new police bill into the spotlight.

The rise of scam calls seems relentless - but can anything be done about them?

The Meghan Markle and Prince Harry interview felt familiar to many people in multi-racial families.

One city trader with no experience in PPE deals, was given an £880,000 contract from the government.

Developers have proposed to convert part of Park Road Allotments in Isleworth into housing.

Two of the women at the vigil for Sarah Everard tell BBC News about being handcuffed at the event.

Increased demand, Brexit costs and Covid-related supply issues have all pushed the price of flowers up.

Jess Phillips MP tells Andrew Marr that laws need to change to better protect women.

Decisions by EU countries to pause the use of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine leads the papers.

PC Wayne Couzens is to appear at the Old Bailey accused of murdering and kidnapping the 33-year-old.

Regulators defend the vaccine and an inquiry into the collapse of a community bank make the front pages.

The return of some outdoor activities, such as golf, will also be discussed at an executive meeting later.

Mark Drakeford's comments come on the anniversary of first death with Covid in Wales.

Martin Hibbert suffered 22 shrapnel wounds in the blast at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester.