Sarah Everard: Police speak to 'over 750 people' as search continues
More than 100 calls are made to the Met Police as the search for Sarah Everard enters its fifth day.
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Asylum seekers: Napier Barracks and Penally camp 'filthy and run-down'
Inspectors criticised conditions at Napier Barracks in Folkestone and Penally camp in Pembrokeshire.
Mark & Spencer launches online operations in 46 markets
The retailer's expansion into 46 markets marks the latest move to grow its digital business.
Emma Hardy MP quits shadow minster role over Covid workload
The Hull West and Hessle Labour MP says the number of people needing help has "risen dramatically".
Tottenham stabbings: One dead and two injured near White Hart Lane station
Three men have been attacked on Penshurst Road in Tottenham near White Hart Lane train station.
Covid: Boris Johnson thanks teachers for 'astonishing' work and praises home-schoolers
The prime minister thanks teachers for their work over the pandemic and praises home-schooling parents.
Man charged with murdering missing woman and two-year-old girl
The 50-year-old is accused of killing Bennylyn Burke and her two-year-old daughter at his home in Dundee.
Amy-Leanne Stringfellow: Ex-soldier killed by fiancé who was on bail
Amy-Leanne Stringfellow, who died in a "sustained" attack, was unlawfully killed, a coroner rules.
Fears for 5,000 UK steel jobs as lender collapses
The main backer of the UK's third-largest steelmaker has gone into administration.
Meghan and Harry interview: Tabloid racism 'large part' of why we left UK, says duke
In unaired footage, the Duke of Sussex says the "bigoted" UK media created a "toxic environment".
'Eccentric' Bristol house with built-in pipe organ is sold
The previous owner built the huge instrument into the house so his wife could practise at home.
Covid: Daughter allowed to hold mum's hands in care home
Some care home residents in England are now allowed one nominated visitor, as restrictions begin to ease.
Oprah Winfrey: Skin colour remark 'not Queen nor Duke'
Prince Harry said they were not the ones behind comments on "how dark" their baby would be, says TV host.
Summerseat house blast: Woman killed in blast was on video call to partner
Tony Dewes pays tribute to hospice counsellor Hazel Wilcock, who died in the house explosion.
Back to school: How pupils feel about returning to class
The BBC speaks to pupils to discover how they feel as they go back to school.
Video diary shows Nottinghamshire triplets' return to school
A mum of triplets films a video diary of their return to school.
Rangers' title celebrations: Club accused of 'lack of leadership' over crowds
Deputy First Minister John Swinney says the club's silence was "deafening" as fans gathered to celebrate title victory.
Belly Mujinga death: 'Virus cough attack' inquest being considered
It comes after Panorama raised questions about the circumstances of the rail company worker's death.
Kayleigh Dunning: Partner jailed for 'marriage proposal' murder
Mark Brandford murdered his partner Kayleigh Dunning on the night he said they got engaged.
Covid-19: School rapid test cannot be overruled, says minister
Concerns have been raised that thousands of pupils could be incorrectly told they have the virus.