With no more people called to Kabul airport, the UK expresses deep regret that some will be left behind.

The UK says "every effort" was made to destroy sensitive papers when the embassy was evacuated.

Researchers says despite stroke and clotting risks, Covid vaccines have substantial benefits.

Benyamin Ahmed created a set of more than 3,000 whale images and sold digital tokens of them.

Police want help to identify three men who carried out an unprovoked racially motivated attack.

The comedy double act shared their thoughts in an unearthed 1973 interview for a student TV station.

Imran Choudhury spent three weeks in an induced coma after breaking his skull, spine and leg.

The ex-Royal Marine, who was near to the airport explosions, describes how "all hell broke loose".

The 37-year-old was held after incidents at three stores in west London on Wednesday evening.

New research reveals the sharp decline of department stores since 2016 when BHS closed its doors.

Defender Benjamin Mendy is charged with four counts of rape and one count of sexual assault.

Canada and Denmark go on the green list while Thailand and Montenegro move to the UK red list.

Parents should be reassured by the findings, Bristol doctors say, following a small study.

A GP makes the call as it is announced there will be no significant changes to Covid rules in Wales.

The deputy first minister says secondary pupils should continue to wear facemasks as the latest daily case tally reaches a new record.

Holidaymakers are paying an average of £300 more per week than before the pandemic, analysis suggests.

As the first schools in England start back, the BBC asks if this is a return to normal.

The twin of a DJ who fell into a coma after catching Covid is holding a club night to raise money for his care.

The number of 18 to 34-year-olds smoking increased by a quarter in England during the first lockdown.

Pupils across the UK are preparing to return to school after the summer holidays.

Dr Anne McCloskey posted a video on social media claiming vaccines were "damaging" young people.

UK troops are evacuating British nationals and eligible Afghans. Here are some of their stories.

Disruptions could mean people inadvertently take stronger or more dangerous drugs, campaigners say.

BBC Reality Check looks at whether it's possible to buy your way out of creating harmful greenhouse gas emissions.

British powerlifter Ali Jawad says he has effectively self-isolated for three years to make it to the Paralympics.

In a bid to rebound from Covid plans for this year's festive season are under way.

Desperate Afghans have been messaging British veterans they used to work with asking for help.

The stories of Britons stuck in Kabul, families in limbo and Afghans starting new lives in the UK.

A list of the Great Britain medal winners from the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics.

He wasn't flashy or prone to pyrotechnics, but Charlie Watts was the heartbeat of the Rolling Stones.

As a report says levelling up plans must consider local views, people in Rhyl debate the changes needed.

Members of Carnethy Hill Running Club reached the summits of all 282 mountains in a single day.

Forty years ago, three sisters began their protest against US nuclear missiles coming to the UK.

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace says the UK has entered the last stages of its evacuation operations at Kabul airport.

A former Royal Marine, who was near to the explosions at Kabul airport, describes being caught in the chaos.

Autistic teen posted a video about lack of support in health and social care system before he died.

Boris Johnson says the evacuation operation will continue despite deadly explosions at Kabul airport.

The charity Beat reports a surge in the number of people requesting help for Binge Eating Disorder.

The foreign secretary says he was focused on Afghanistan, despite being abroad when Kabul fell.

Reports of the twin bomb attacks in Afghanistan's capital feature across the front pages, alongside some dramatic photographs.

The ex-marine has been trying to get rescue animals out of Afghanistan and was near the bomb blasts.

Covid cases are rising sharply in young adults despite all over 16s being eligible for vaccination.

The DUP leader says the EU needs to "change its tune" on the Northern Ireland Protocol.

But Public Health Wales figures show deaths and hospital admissions remain much lower.

Charlotte Charles says the second anniversary of her son's death holds a "bit more dread".