More than one million teenagers would be included in a new rollout if ministers accept expert advice.

Sky Brown wins bronze and becomes Great Britain's youngest summer Olympian with success also coming in sailing and boxing.

Children who become ill with coronavirus mostly recover in less than a week, research suggests.

The prime minister will not meet Scotland's first minister despite being invited to her official residence.

Prices have risen for nine straight months - and are expected to increase further - the motoring group says.

Paul McErlean and his friends were offered a spare caravan by a former UK home secretary.

Dame Sarah Gilbert says she found it "very strange" at first, but hopes it will inspire children.

Prices are rising sharply as climate change and post-lockdown DIY and building projects hit supplies.

Cracks began to appear in the hill in Parton last week, forcing 14 houses to be evacuated.

Police say specialist officers are supporting the boy's family following his death.

Dozens of balloons take off from a park in Bristol as part of Fiesta Fortnight.

James Armour has become the first person to swim, run and cycle the length of the Outer Hebrides.

One nightclub owner says making people wear masks on a dancefloor would be "crazy, stupid and dangerous".

Why did ministers decide to retain quarantine for arrivals from France?

An ill-timed alert on the NHS Covid app can mean bar staff losing out on tip income at the weekend.

Dale Castell, from Halifax, broadcast to thousands of people online during the coronavirus lockdowns.

Organisers say it will have to comply with Covid rules after two years of online festivals.

Relatives of coronavirus victims attended the unveiling of the obelisk in Somerset.

First Covid outbreak among Alderney's 2,000 residents causes 'sleepless nights' for businesses.

Sky Brown is the all-singing, all-dancing athlete who has travelled an unusual route to becoming a British Olympic medallist.

Boris Johnson visits Scotland with no sign an independence referendum will be soon, writes Nick Eardley.

Julie James's life changed overnight when the father of her first child was killed in a car crash.

Can the government's "levelling up" agenda help one of the most violent towns in England and Wales?

Lesley Smith gave up alcohol for the sake of her children but had "no outlet" until she found a passion for making cakes.

A drone attack on a ship off the coast of Oman has worsened already strained ties with Iran.

The number of overspills into rivers and seas has risen by 40% in five years as pressure mounts on the sewer network.

Twitter is deluged with images of the Olympian knitting a "purple concoction" in the stands in Tokyo.

Mandy Young set up an urban sports centre after her son was attacked and had his skateboard stolen.

Campaigners say government attempts to unlock parts of the property market paralysed by the cladding crisis have stalled.

"We could still see Egyptian sand on its bow," said film-maker Brian Abrams as the ship docked.

Premier League referee Anthony Taylor outlines why defibrillators should be available for grassroots football.

Changes to UK travel rules for fully vaccinated US and EU passengers have lead to emotional scenes.

They're attempting to complete all 96 individual events for charity within the timespan of Tokyo 2020.

David Peace intends to travel abroad to end his life before his motor neurone disease deteriorates further.

Betty Harper, 19, wrote a song the night her mum, Natasha, was beaten by her then-partner.

Wednesday's front pages report speculation Covid vaccines are to be offered to 16 and 17 year olds.

Organiser Geoff Ellis said the event had permission to go ahead with 50,000 music fans attending.

The head of Hospitality Ulster says restaurants, bars and cafes would be "singled out".

Wales' restrictions on social distancing, indoor gathering and face masks could ease this weekend.

The Home Office says the rising number of people making the "dangerous" crossing is unacceptable.