The serving officer was not charged but faces a misconduct hearing over alleged attacks on colleagues.

Downing Street sources reject suggestions Samuel Kasumu has quit over a report into race in the UK.

And fewer than one in five people request a test if they have symptoms, a report on test-and-trace says.

A brain surgeon, left shocked and frightened by his cancer diagnosis, says the law needs changing.

A new code of rights will also enable victims of rape to choose their police interviewer's gender.

The Labour leader says it would be "wrong in principle" to ask landlords to police a new scheme.

Denise Coates earned more than the bosses of every FTSE 100 company combined last year.

Two households could be able to meet indoors, and gyms and leisure centres could also open.

Most low-paid workers will receive a pay rise, but those on furlough will miss out.

The British retailer saw an uplift in online sales in the year to January, despite profits plunging.

They have been set up by the government in response to thousands of allegations from students.

Richard Okorogheye, 19, was last seen leaving his home in west London last Monday.

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

Wednesday is the last day millions of the most clinically vulnerable people in England and Wales are told to shield.

Initial results from trials in 12- to 15-year-olds in the US will be handed to regulators.

Hospitality venues are set to gradually open up in the spring as lockdown eases across the UK.

People are being told to "stay local" and remain within their local council area for the following three weeks.

Five Rangers players who breached Covid-19 rules have been given a six-game suspension by the Scottish FA.

It is "unclear" where the pregnant NHS worker who died contracted the virus, a coroner says.

Out-of-date information may be deterring people from being vaccinated.

Police used thermal imaging cameras to spot dozens of people partying under an M6 bridge.

Our round-up of some of the stranger than fiction tales published this April Fools' Day.

People in Batley reflect on the row over pupils being shown a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad.

Lots of changes to household bills, tax and other elements of finances take place in the course of a week.

From peloton bikes to teabags - how the corporate world is motivating home workers.

Peter Jones and Sara Davies discuss the mechanics of the BBC One show ahead of its 18th series.

What do some young black, Asian and ethnic minority people make of the latest report on race in the UK?

Climate change: Should aviation be allowed to expand?

'Immigrant optimism' is praised while some anti-racist approaches face criticism by the commission.

A rundown of the artists nominated for a Brit Award in 2021.

Why the former PM is facing calls to be investigated over his links with a controversial financier.

Three months since the end of the transition period, bosses share their stories of how trade has changed.

Reality Check looks at claims about child poverty, renewable energy and mental health.

Tampon tax, hedgerows and sanctions: what's changed since Brexit?

A year after British Airways grounded flights at Gatwick Airport, nearby Crawley plots a new course.

An entrepreneur explains the strategy he devised to protect himself from mental burnout.

The government has set up a helpline and an immediate review into sexual abuse in schools.

Afrobeats artist Global Boga speaks out about losing his YouTuber wife and their baby son.

Psychologists are studying whether people are losing skills because of lockdown.

Lord Fowler, the Lord Speaker of the House of Lords, has backed calls for the UK’s first ever National Aids Memorial.

How to help health workers' mental health.

Artist Stephen Wright has been turning his London house into a work of art since 1998.

Two men were arrested on suspicion of murder, though one later fled from a hospital, police say.

Properties owned by Mark Fortune have been let for residential use under the guise of holiday lets.

The Stormont Executive is also considering a paper allowing some retail to reopen in mid-April.

Georgie was "shocked" the law did not protect her from the actions of an ex-boyfriend.