Sasha Johnson is being treated in intensive care after being shot in the head, her party says.

People in overcrowded homes will be offered alternative accommodation in a bid to improve compliance.

More than £1m of gold and silver historical artefacts were taken in the burglary on Friday night.

Trials suggest dogs could contribute to efforts to prevent the spread of Covid at mass gatherings.

A Covid-19 traffic light system for foreign travel will also come into effect on Monday.

Guidance now allows anyone to visit but care homes and councils will still make the decision.

Kim Leadbeater is Labour's by-election candidate in Batley and Spen - her sister's old seat.

Local leaders in England demand more power to help UK meet environment targets.

The chain, which has seen huge losses in the pandemic, says film fans have flocked back to its cinemas.

The home secretary rejects a claim by ex-aide Dominic Cummings that ministers wanted the virus to spread.

Animal Rebellion formed blockades at four different depots to stop lorries from leaving.

The victim, in her 40s, was left lying in the street with serious injuries.

About 120 passengers were on the board the 06:00 flight from Edinburgh to Faro in Portugal.

"Life is meant for living and we are living it," says one woman, as people enjoy indoor pubs and restaurants.

The rules on having a holiday in the UK have been relaxed - but restrictions remain.

Restrictions on weddings have been eased across the UK - so how can you now celebrate?

There's been a huge drive to vaccinate Bolton residents as Covid cases linked to the India variant continue to rise there.

Public Health England says it does not cause more severe illness or makes vaccines less effective.

The law says some severely ill are exempt from hotel quarantine - but they don't always get a choice.

The Yorkshire Symphony Orchestra and its pandemic-hit musicians will appear at several summer gigs.

Hundreds of students queue for hours after being offered the chance of walk-in jabs in Bournemouth.

The 38-year-old pays tribute to those involved in the rollout after getting his jab on Tuesday.

Early indications show uptake for bookings is high among the age group, the Department of Health says.

The CBI says burying the Brexit hatchet and focusing on new opportunities will benefit everyone.

Denise Oscroft calls for change after seeing her husband Steven killed by a lump of concrete.

The concert brought back fond memories, despite technical problems disrupting the live-stream.

A young family had their computers and phones seized after, it seems, their router was hacked.

Ultra-marathoner John Kelly, who ran the Pennine Way in under 60 hours, shares his secrets of success.

After losing their son hours after he was born, Iona and Luke had mixed emotions about getting pregnant again.

'Miss. What's a duck?' The question that convinced one school to adopt nature-friendly learning.

Veteran Labour thinker Jon Cruddas says the answer to the party's woes is staring it in the face.

Molly Schiller's dissertation scrutinises a heart condition that killed her brother Max in 2015.

The five-hour show stars Jorja Smith, Coldplay and Haim - all playing to a deserted Worthy Farm.

Frederick Waldhausen Gordon is just 10 years old and has already defeated a chess grandmaster.

HMS Queen Elizabeth is about to travel 26,000 miles - but is it more than a flag-waving exercise?

An inquiry into Martin Bashir’s interview with Princess Diana in 1995 concludes that he acted in a “deceitful” way.

How will fallout from the the Martin Bashir inquiry affect the BBC's future?

The infection of up to 30,000 people with contaminated blood is one of the biggest NHS scandals.

Survivors of the Manchester attack talk about rebuilding their future four years after the atrocity.

The full story of how the BBC's Martin Bashir got his 1995 interview with Princess Diana - and what happened next.

TV critic Scott Bryan looks at what makes a UK show a hit in the US as This Country heads stateside.

As rail reforms loom, commuters tell the BBC about the problems they face with UK train services.

How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?

A primary school in Manchester sits on one of Europe's busiest roads where particle pollution levels exceed WHO limits.

The former government adviser Dominic Cummings has claimed the government's original plan to tackle coronavirus was to let it spread through the population.

The TV presenter says Derek Draper still "can't really move" after coming home from hospital.

Stan Renton and his wife Audrey, have been heating their home with coal for their entire married lives.

Eleanor Tattersfield sent out postcards asking people to divulge their lockdown secrets.

The Queen has been visiting the Royal Navy flagship, HMS Queen Elizabeth, in Portsmouth.

Warnings Britain could end up with a cancer crisis and the weather heating up are among the front-page stories.

The parents of eight-month-old Edward say they are desperate to cure his spine condition.

Ruth Maguire says she will be taking a leave of absence for treatment and recovery with immediate effect.

The Independent Scientific Advocacy Group recommends ways to ensure lockdown easing is sustainable.

Police say more arrests will be made this week and they are using the technology to identify others.

More than 60 firefighters helped tackle the blaze in Dorset.