Sue Gray reveals details of excessive drinking and abuse of cleaning staff at lockdown parties.

A rail workers' union urges operators to negotiate on pay after its members voted to hold a strike.

The retail giant says it is relocating some stores from older buildings with poor access and parking.

The senior official's report into lockdown parties in Downing Street has been published in full.

The foreign secretary, during a visit to NI, says the UK wants to fix protocol issues with the EU.

The former model admits sending abusive messages to her ex-husband Kieran Hayler about his fiancée.

A judge says Laura Castle was "selfish" and it was a tragedy the adoption was not ended.

The comedian's new Netflix special has been described as "dangerous", "anti-gay" and "anti trans".

British number one Emma Raducanu is unable to capitalise on a one-set lead as her French Open debut ends with a defeat in the second round.

Rail investigators found Tyler Byrne, 30, had likely become distracted from his primary safety role.

Krishna Singh, 72, is sentenced to 12 years for offences including kissing and groping female patients.

Opposition to plans for an asylum centre in Linton-on-Ouse is not about immigration, an MP says.

An extensive search was carried out to find the boy who got into difficulty in the water, police say.

The singer brings the power of positivity to his first UK gig for four years, Katie Razzall writes.

Compulsory face coverings were reinstated amid rising concerns about the Omicron variant in November.

The UK government approves the £4.25bn takeover of Chelsea by a consortium led by LA Dodgers co-owner Todd Boehly.

Theo Wilson from Brentford, a then-undiagnosed epileptic, collapsed on a ledge at a Florida swamp.

With London's population increasing, the BBC explores some of the plans to keep people moving.

Qualified commercial airline pilot Bethan Haley says some passengers can't see past her gender.

Secret filming shows discussions to manipulate moments in games so criminals can defraud bookies.

She is the face and focal point of Scottish politics - but what has the country's longest serving first minister achieved?

The expected announcement of plans for a windfall tax to help struggling families leads most papers.

The senior civil servant's report into Downing Street lockdown parties is to be sent to No 10 later.

Missing persons posters will also feature QR codes which, when scanned, will show them smiling or laughing.

Measures could be announced as soon as Thursday after growing pressure on Downing Street, the BBC learns.

Red bumps and lumps? Scabs or blisters? What are the signs to look for?

Former teacher Amanda Wheal explains how she reinvented herself as a wedding celebrant.

Two-thirds of women of colour in UK workplaces say they change themselves to fit in, a report says.

The Irish language and Ulster Scots legislation was part of a deal to restore Stormont institutions in 2020.

RMT members vote in favour of strike action across Network Rail and 13 train operating companies.

But the proposals from the Commons standards committee do not go as far as banning second jobs.

BBC political editor Chris Mason outlines the latest thoughts on how to help households facing price hikes.

Glencore's UK subsidiary pleads guilty to bribery in London, while the firm resolves similar US claims for $1bn.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe says a UK official told her to sign a false confession before she was freed.

A new bill on the legacy of NI's Troubles has passed its second reading by 285 to 208 votes

BBC issues an apology after the words 'Manchester United are rubbish' appeared on the rolling news ticker.

Excavations have begun on the the last undeveloped part of the 1988 Glasgow Garden Festival.

The new owners of the controversial Cambo oil field are confident of getting the go-ahead to start production.

Ava White was stabbed to death in Liverpool city centre after a Christmas lights switch-on event.

Staff describe bins overflowing with bottles, people sitting on each other's laps and colleagues sleeping in the office.

After much anticipation, the Elizabeth line is now operational - more than three years late.

Industry regulator Ofgem warns households that they should expect higher energy bills this winter.

The message "Manchester United are rubbish" appeared on screen during a news broadcast on Tuesday.

We follow a chicken from farm to supermarket shelf to see how costs are building up at every stage.

Three and half years late and at least £4bn over-budget, Crossrail is finally about to open.

Some workers are still banking on a career in oil and gas, others are focusing on a greener future.

The birds take to the skies en masse after calling out their 'vote', scientists have discovered.

The latest Partygate photos will be uncomfortable for Tory MPs but are unlikely to prompt an ousting of the PM.

The Birmingham junction, officially named Gravelly Hill Interchange, opened to drivers in May 1972.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe says she was forced to sign a false confession to secure her release.