The UK is "discussing participating" in a £78bn (€90bn) European Union loan scheme to support Ukraine, the prime minister says.

Thousands of patients will be offered a new injectable form of an immunotherapy drug that takes minutes.

Ashkan Asadian said he acted on the spur of the moment without thinking about the danger of the situation.

The residential area of Bristol where two people died in an explosion is declared safe by police.

The BBC has been speaking to people living in one of England's poorest communities.

The boat, carrying 82 people, ran aground on a beach in northern France, says local official.

The couple have camped in a park since November and say the support system is "very broken".

Tenby is a “dead zone” for mobile signal, a business owner said, with the issue driving away customers.

The possibility a drive-by shooting and a stabbing in Brixton are linked is being examined by police.

Police seal off a bar in Colmore Row as the venue closes and apologises to customers.

Kirsty Geddes found the artefacts under the floorboards of a Dumfries attic.

Ministers hope move would help avoid last-minute flight cancellations for passengers this summer over Middle East fuel supplies.

Cheshire Police were searching a property used by the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light.

The Green Party leader says he apologised for reposting a tweet criticising the officers' response because it was "not the appropriate forum".

Sir Alex Ferguson is taken to hospital after falling unwell at Old Trafford shortly before Manchester United's Premier League match with Liverpool on Sunday.

The state visit to the US draws a positive response after what was a difficult diplomatic challenge.

Paddington was reported missing days after being reinstalled in Southampton's Guildhall Square.

Fly fishers say the salmon population at the burn in Moray has been wiped out and could take years to recover.

A loud explosion was heard as bomb disposal experts made the 250kg device safe.

Richard Manville has lived in the UK all his life, but now he's leaving for Israel because he says the antisemitism here is intolerable.

King Charles' historic state visit, the first by a British monarch since Queen Elizabeth II's in 2007, has come to an end.

BBC's Sarah Smith looks at whether King Charles' charm offensive with President Trump made a difference to US-UK relations.

Key moments as Morgan McSweeney gives evidence to MPs about Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador.

The scale of these elections looks set to vividly expose the breadth of Labour's vulnerabilities, Chris Mason writes.

What impact might shortages have on our summer holidays - and what could be done about it?

A lack of defence funding and surging costs of a pint of beer are prominent stories on Monday's papers.

Wales' Senedd election has seen the potential for an M4 relief road return as a political issue.

The residential area of Bristol where two people died in an explosion is declared safe by police.

The Executive pledged to spend £115m on new social housing but new figures show only £3m has been made available.

On Thursday, voters will head to their polling stations to choose who they want to lead the next Scottish government.

Tenby is a “dead zone” for mobile signal, a business owner said, with the issue driving away customers.