The service will be a "tremendous celebration" of the duke's life, the head of the armed forces says.

The health secretary is accused of "cronyism" but the government says he acted "entirely properly".

The boss of Europe's biggest holiday company thinks successful vaccine programmes can prevent another washout.

The Scottish government says the lockdown changes are designed to help reunite families and close friends.

Growing the economy will help to mitigate the pandemic fallout, says Economy Minister Diane Dodds.

Charity Hospiscare's "quite staggering" disposal bill is enough to pay for a senior nurse.

Patrick Dandas, who was held in connection with a burglary offence, escaped from custody in Margate.

Politicians complain that only three NHS scripts have been issued since the law changed in 2018.

A union says a manufacturing firm is considering shutting a site in Wales because of Brexit

Homes are evacuated and people are asked to keep their windows and doors closed.

Police say a man was attacked after masked men forced their way into a house in the city's Waterside.

Covid restrictions mean only 30 mourners will be allowed to attend the funeral of the duke.

The record number of complaints received highlight the difficulties of reflecting the national mood.

Members of the Royal Family release previously unpublished photographs of the Duke of Edinburgh.

Students share their experiences of completing the Duke of Edinburgh's Award scheme.

A no-nonsense moderniser, the duke's last service to the monarchy may be in the way he departs it, reports the BBC's Jonny Dymond.

Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond says Prince Philip felt reporters misunderstood his "sense of fun".

The Duke of Sussex has returned to the UK for the first time since "stepping back" from royal duties.

As Britain grieves his death, so do some Pacific tribespeople who revere him as a spiritual figure.

Prince Charles said his father "would have been amazed by... the touching things that have been said".

People from all generations have come to Windsor to pay tribute to Prince Philip after his death.

Media outlets around the globe break the news of the Duke of Edinburgh's death, aged 99.

During their 73-year marriage, he was the Queen's public support and the person who knew her best.

All children are now back in the classroom after a staggered return that started in February.

For some people, Covid has fuelled a debilitating mental health condition known as health anxiety.

What are the risks and benefits from using wide-scale lateral-flow tests?

Only "relatively young people in good health" were sent to Napier Barracks in Kent, court hears.

A garden centre "boom" coupled with supply chain delays are making the ornaments hard to come by.

Harry Mullinder, 25, has given up his day job to earn a living filming himself playing Call of Duty.

With the country opening up a little more on Friday, here are five things about the state of the pandemic.

A year on from the peak of the pandemic, care home staff recall how the death rate almost trebled.

Travel trade group Abta warns that the cost of testing is still a "significant restriction" for people.

Using different shots for the first and second doses might give better protection, say experts.

Does a half-demolished eyesore shopping centre give a city a unique opportunity to turn back time?

The Line of Duty references have been flying thick and fast as MPs argue over the lobbying row.

The word has been in the political news a lot lately, but what does it mean and how does it work?

Young black people are three times more likely to be out of work than white peers, research shows.

Experts believe it was made by a large meat-eating dinosaur with a body length of up to 30ft (9m).

Recent financial results show there are contrasting fortunes in the business of fashion and apparel.

BBC News NI charts the rioting in several towns and cities since the end of March.

There are over 20 miles of peace walls - or peace lines - across Northern Ireland.

Catherine was a big believer in anti-vaccine conspiracy theories, but has since stopped believing in them.

Marks & Spencer has begun legal action against Aldi, arguing the retailer's Cuthbert the Caterpillar cake infringes its Colin the Caterpillar trademark.

A lesser known fact about the Duke of Edinburgh is he was born on a dining table in Corfu. But why?

The experiences of black people living in rural areas are shared by a theatre project about racism.

Sir David Attenborough fronts a new documentary on lockdown's effect on the natural world.

The Duke of Edinburgh's funeral plans - and the choreography of the procession - make the front pages.

The Write Off Right Now campaign says charging full fees for a year of remote learning is unfair.

A wind turbine platform contract is set to create 290 jobs based around the Methil yard with work starting in July.

BBC News NI's Jayne McCormack answers readers' questions about the latest steps to lift lockdown.

Only 33% of 16-17-year-olds in Swansea have registered and 65% in Vale of Glamorgan.

The boy was waiting at a tram stop with friends when he was stabbed in a "random attack".