Rules on socialising indoors and foreign travel are lifted in England, Wales and most of Scotland.

Holidaymakers from England, Scotland and Wales are now able to jet off for some early summer sun.

People across the UK are encouraged to "plant a tree for the Jubilee" to mark the Queen's 70-year reign.

Greenpeace says it found plastic waste from UK supermarkets dumped and burned at numerous sites.

Pubs and restaurants can also serve alcohol indoors as most of Scotland moves to level two restrictions.

Europe's largest budget carrier says pent-up demand has sparked a surge in booking.

Cinemas, galleries and museums are also among those reopening as Wales moves into alert level two.

Police arrest four men in connection with a video appearing to show anti-Semitic abuse shouted from a car.

Three people were arrested on Saturday in connection with Frankie Morris's disappearance on 2 May.

The video-sharing site will pay for ads on buses, billboards and its own site to promote vaccination.

The details are contained in a roadmap shared with the EU, which has been seen by the BBC.

Five-year-old Patrick Hovarth and his brother, Fabricio, who is eight, were last seen on Friday evening.

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

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If your bank balance is looking anything but healthy right now, this might help.

Indoor entertainment venues in many areas can now reopen, so what's on and how will they work?

The boss of Odeon on how her cinemas are adapting with extra Covid safety measures in order to reopen.

How will scientists use their new-found freedoms when Covid restrictions are eased on Monday?

I've had my jabs - but did they work? Coping with a dodgy immune system and the Covid vaccine.

Which shows are opening from Monday, will audiences return - and could the comeback be short-lived?

Transgender men, such as Laurie, are not automatically contacted for potentially life-saving smear tests.

New documentary explores what life is like for people in remote Scotland.

Heidi Crowter is fighting for equality in the abortion law relating to Down's syndrome.

Leicester City fans are feeling on top of the world after clinching the FA Cup for the first time.

Nearly half the homeowners helped by the Help to Buy scheme earn at least £40,000, a report says.

Saved from demise by Beatrix Potter, the Herdwick breed is synonymous with the lakes' landscape.

The Chelsea women's coach is hoping for a historic win in tonight's Champions League final.

Alex Scott describes her pride and excitement at taking over as the new presenter of Football Focus.

Department store Browns of Chester closes its doors after 241 years of serving the city.

A hospital trial is using robots and virtual consultations to provide in-home care for patients.

But Health Secretary Matt Hancock warns that we should all be careful about how we take the next step.

Two houses collapsed following the blast, which happened in the early hours of Sunday.

Patricia Gray always wanted to help other children - but there's a warning fewer people are fostering.

A domestic abuse charity is matching dentists who want to help survivors needing urgent dental work.

Boris Johnson says the Indian variant, which has spiked in Bolton, could affect the lifting of restrictions.

The relaxation of lockdown rules, plus the warnings to remain "cautious", dominate Monday's papers.

The FM's criticism of "selfish" Rangers fans and the relaxation of Covid rules makes the front pages.

The DUP leader designate will be seeking MLAs' views before a ministerial reshuffle, the BBC understands.

Restrictions are being eased again in Wales - here's what you need to know about the new rules.

More than 6,200 people got jabs in Bolton over the weekend as the town battles the Indian variant.