Prime Minister Boris Johnson says the scenes of disorder in west Belfast "deeply concerned" him.

The health secretary says the vaccine rollout remains on track to jab all adults by the end of July.

Susan Lowe is among the carers who struggled to get pain relief for a loved one during the pandemic.

It comes as workers were suspended over sexual exploitation, three years after a similar scandal.

Richard Okorogheye was last seen by his family on 22 March, when he left their home in west London.

Kyaw Zwar Minn spends the night in his car after saying the military attaché "occupied" the embassy.

The communities secretary says arrivals under a new scheme will be helped to access housing and jobs.

Sales and profits soar at the online fashion group, which now has 25 million customers around the world.

The Grammy-winning percussionist is to take up the post at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen.

Women with disabilities are twice as likely to experience sexual assault as non-disabled, figures show.

The bar, with pizza oven and TV, does not comply with outdoor shelter guidelines, a council says.

Up to 5,000 women pensioners could be entitled to huge refunds under a little-known-rule, the BBC has learned.

A guide to the risks and benefits of receiving the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.

A former health coach is blogging about her experience with the condition to help others get diagnosed.

Loneliness in the pandemic has been more intense for young people in poor, urban areas.

Introducing Covid status certificates risks creating a "two-tier Britain", critics say.

Pupils will no longer have to follow strict two metre physical distancing rules when they return.

After much hype about working from home, some tech companies are getting cold feet.

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

A new BBC One game show asks whether you can spot a good singer based on their appearance alone.

Your introduction to the local council elections taking place on 6 May.

A Singapore-based firm has come up with a useful alternative when working from home is inconvenient.

Were you in Australia in 1965? Did you help a homesick Welsh friend send himself home in a crate?

The family was sent a voucher, rather than the refund they wanted - until BBC News followed up the case.

The UK drugs regulator says an alternative to the AstraZeneca jab should be offered to people aged 18 to 29.

Chris Sutton has opened up about the struggle of watching his dad, footballer Mike Sutton, suffer with dementia.

Boris Johnson says overseas vaccine passports will probably be a "fact of life".

A paediatrician describes how his love of space observation has grown during the lockdown.

Charlie Pallet has raised money for Help for Heroes with a recording of a wartime song.

Lucy Morrow, from Nottinghamshire, got creative after having to spend time off work due to surgery.

The latest on the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine makes the front pages of most of Thursday's papers.

The London mayoral candidate is being sued after he called three people "paedophiles" on Twitter.

A woman who survived the fatal blaze says she "cannot fathom" why it took so long for those affected to learn what caused it.

Mark Drakeford vows to "build the Wales of tomorrow", in a Senedd election manifesto pitch.

Elayne Stanley was mauled by two American bulldogs following an argument at her home, an inquest hears.