Refugees coming to the UK via official schemes will find it easier to stay than those arriving illegally, she says.

But Boris Johnson immediately retracts the comments made during a Zoom meeting with Tory MPs.

Police officers arrest demonstrators protesting in the city centre at the new police bill.

More oil and gas wells are to be drilled in the North Sea, the UK government announces.

The child is the Queen's 10th great-grandchild and 22nd in line to the throne.

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

The rise of livestreaming platforms is making it easier for paedophiles to target children, experts say.

A fall in the price of clothing and second-hand cars offset a rise in fuel costs last month.

The video, which appeared on YouTube, is banned for breaking rules on offensive content.

More than 400,000 frauds and other cyber-crimes have been reported to police during the pandemic.

Ronnie Wallwork, who also played for West Bromwich Albion, admitted an assault charge.

A US court sets out the timetable for a civil claim over the fatal crash in Northamptonshire.

If you've spent lockdown looking for jobs, you're not alone... But help is here.

A report by MPs and peers is calling on ministers to reconnect communities and combat loneliness after coronavirus.

The BBC's Nick Robinson speaks to people in Newcastle, a year since the first lockdown was announced.

Services were held around the UK to remember those who have died from coronavirus.

A year after the first UK lockdown began, there are many who doubt the necessity of such restrictions.

We've done more walking and worked more from home this year, according to a BBC-commissioned poll.

Campaigners say a massive increase in appeals for help has exposed the scale of the problem.

A collection of your tributes to some of the thousands of people in the UK who have died with coronavirus.

As first-year Goldman Sachs analysts ask for a cap on their hours, four BBC News readers share their schedules.

The first minister's position is stronger than it has been for weeks - but her government has not escaped criticism.

A public inquiry has questioned employees of the metals firm that supplied cladding for Grenfell.

Pub drinks, visiting elderly parents and watching football are among the images you shared with us.

How the death of a GP led to an "outpouring of love" in the town where he worked.

Four mums share their experiences of having a baby amid coronavirus lockdown restrictions.

Four staff from University Hospital Southampton reflect on the last year on their home and work lives.

Woody's inspirational lockdown quotes have been turned into artwork by his dad.

It's a year to the day since the first UK-wide coronavirus lockdown was announced.

A minute's silence is held as part of a national day of reflection, one year after the UK's first lockdown.

BBC Breakfast has a few questions for the new quiz show host.

"This is the worst violence in Bristol for many, many years," the Police Federation says.

Wednesday's front pages reflect on the country's tributes to those who died in the pandemic.

Pregnant Mary Agyapong "had to continue working" despite worries for her health, an inquest hears.

MSPs reject a motion of no confidence in First Minister Nicola Sturgeon by 65 votes to 31.

Staff from the University and College Union are taking action in a dispute over pay and workload.

Gwent Police boss Pam Kelly says officers should be prioritised for the Covid vaccine.

Historic England says the boats are "internationally significant" and "incredibly rare".