Covid-19: Mystery UK person with Brazil variant found
Health officials have also traced the contacts of the person, it is understood.
Williams launch disrupted as hackers breach augmented reality app
Williams are forced to abandon an augmented reality launch of their new Formula 1 car when the app they had designed was hacked.
Boris Johnson's No 10 flat: Top level talks about cost of makeover
Options include setting up a charity to cover the cost of refurbishments, sources tell the BBC.
Accidental handball rule changed by law makers
Accidental handball leading to a goal-scoring chance or goal for a team-mate will no longer be penalised say football's law makers.
Parents not giving Covid test consent, warn heads
Heads say parents are not giving consent for Covid tests for children, ahead of going back to school.
English travellers face fines and losing flights without new permit
Anyone travelling overseas from England from Monday will have to prove they are allowed to travel.
Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust: Mason Fitzgerald withdraws application
Mason Fitzgerald's profile said he had a US law degree but he did not graduate from the course.
Covid: Mental health money for children's services
The £79m forms part of a half-billion-pound pot for all mental health services.
Mail on Sunday must publish front page statement of Meghan copyright win
A judge orders the Mail on Sunday to publish a statement about the Duchess of Sussex copyright victory.
NHS pay rise: How much will staff be paid?
The government has recommended a 1% pay increase, but how is the final decision reached?
Rhondda: 'Number of casualties' involved in serious incident
South Wales Police confirmed they are dealing with an ongoing incident at Ynyswen, in the Rhondda.
Prince Philip transfers back to King Edward VII's Hospital
Prince Philip, 99, is recuperating after a heart procedure on a pre-existing condition.
Oprah interview: Meghan says it is 'liberating' to be able to speak
Being a royal was "different than I think what people imagine it to be", says the Duchess of Sussex.
Scotland 'intent' on hosting Euro 2020 matches, says First Minister Sturgeon
Scotland is still "absolutely intent" on hosting matches at Euro 2020 this summer, says first minister Nicola Sturgeon.
Sports Direct owner Mike Ashley warns of possible shop closures
Mike Ashley's Frasers Group says new business rates measures are "near worthless" for large retailers.
Coronavirus infection levels continue to drop in the UK
Latest figures from a survey of infections in the community suggest around 1-in-230 people has the virus.
Newcastle boss Bruce will do 'utmost' to find leak over training ground row
Newcastle boss Steve Bruce says he will do his "utmost" to find out who leaked a training ground row with Matt Ritchie to the media.
Oppo's expanding phone can grow and shrink on demand
The concept phone has a flexible display that rolls up inside the device.
Boy who was stabbed in Brixton video-calls mum for help
James Bascoe-Smith's mother raced out to find him when he called to say: "I've been stabbed."
Pant's dazzling ton takes Test away from England
Rishabh Pant's dazzling century ensures India repel a Ben Stokes-led England fightback on a compelling second day of the final Test in Ahmedabad.