Skewen: Residents out of mine-flooded homes for six months
Up to 80 residents have had to leave their homes in Skewen after massive flooding.
Covid: UK passes milestone of 100,000 deaths
A total of 100,162 people have died with coronavirus since the pandemic began, according to government figures.
NI mother-and-baby homes: Investigation promised into 'significant wrongs'
The first minister promises an independent investigation following a report into the homes.
Covid-19: Met Police officers in haircut lockdown breach
The Met says it was a "poor decision" to hire a barber to give cuts to 31 officers in the workplace.
Covid: Curfew stays despite 'scum' riots in Dutch cities
Three nights of rioting will not halt night curfews aimed at stopping coronavirus, say Dutch ministers.
Unemployment rate: How many people are out of work?
The unemployment rate is rising as Covid hits different parts of the economy.
Manchester Arena operator denies 'sacrificing safety'
Lawyers for SMG deny claims it was penny-pinching before the 2017 Manchester Arena attack.
Uncertainty persists over Tokyo 2020 with IOC poised to meet
The International Olympic Committee meets on Wednesday amid growing uncertainty over this summer's Tokyo Games.
Groenewegen sent death threats & noose after crash with Jakobsen
Dutch sprinter Dylan Groenewegen says he received death threats following a crash that left Fabio Jakobsen with serious head injuries.
Australian Open: Edouard Roger-Vasselin's Covid quarantine chain reaction machine
Edouard Roger-Vasselin gets creative while stuck in his hotel ahead of the Australian Open.
Willis called up by England for Six Nations after Underhill ruled out
Bath flanker Sam Underhill withdraws from England's Six Nations squad because of a hip injury.
Beware fake Covid vaccination invites, NHS warns
The NHS says any invitation which asks for vaccine payment or bank account details is a scam.
Covid-19: Why are Palestinians not getting vaccines?
Israel is leading the world in rolling out vaccines, but the Palestinian territories are way behind.
Fourteen wickets fall on enthralling first day of Pakistan-South Africa series
Fourteen wickets fall on an enthralling opening day of the first Test between Pakistan and South Africa in Karachi.
Covid home-schooling: Head teacher pens heartfelt letter to parents
Sarah White says she wanted to reassure parents after struggling with her own children in lockdown.
Tractor rally: Indian farmers breach Delhi's Red Fort in huge protest
Farmers angry at market reforms smashed their way through police lines to march into central Delhi.
Netherlands assistant coach Veurink to join England with Wiegman
Netherlands assistant coach Arjan Veurink will join manager Sarina Wiegman when she takes over as England women's head coach in September.
Dozens of smuggled chameleons found in suitcase in Austria
The animals are being nursed back to health at a zoo after Austrian airport security spotted them.
Covid: Oldham school to withdraw places for lockdown-breach pupils
Several pupils at the school admitted visiting other households, breaking Covid-19 lockdown rules.
Harriet Tubman: Biden moves to put anti-slavery activist on $20 bill
A plan to put the anti-slavery activist on the banknote was delayed under ex-President Donald Trump.