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'He was beating himself up': Fit and healthy man, 42, killed by COVID regretted refusing vaccine 5th August 2021

The sister of a fit and healthy man who died from COVID-19 says her brother was "beating himself up" over his decision not to get vaccinated during his final days, as she issued a warning over jabs misinformation.

Serco profits soar by a third amid increased demand for Test and Trace services 5th August 2021

Outsourcing giant Serco has seen its profits soar - bolstered by its controversial involvement in COVID-19 Test and Trace contracts and company takeovers.

Matt Walls wins omnium cycling gold - as Team GB pick up two more bronze medals 5th August 2021

Great Britain's Matt Walls has won track cycling gold in the men's omnium at the Tokyo Olympics.

Drugs firms Pfizer and Flynn broke law with 2,600% price increase for epilepsy tablets to NHS, watchdog finds 5th August 2021

Two drugs firms have been accused by the UK's competition watchdog of illegal pricing and abusing their dominant position to overcharge the NHS for vital anti-epilepsy tablets.

'Rot in prison': Men get life sentences for murdering student in botched drive-by shooting 5th August 2021

Seven men been been given life sentences of up to 34 years for the murder of a law student killed during a botched drive-by shooting.

330 cats feared to have died from mysterious illness linked to pet food 5th August 2021

At least 330 cats died from a mysterious illness investigators believe could be linked to recalled cat food, according to the Royal Veterinary College (RVC).

People caught driving wrong way on motorways more than 700 times in five years 5th August 2021

More than 18,000 offences have been committed on UK motorways since 2016 - including more than 700 incidents of motorists driving the wrong way, figures show.

'It's brilliant': Ospreys return from extinction in England and Wales 5th August 2021

A project set up in 1996 to reintroduce ospreys to England has marked its 200th chick.

People can go abroad 'without looking over their shoulders the whole time' following travel changes 5th August 2021

People will be able to go on holiday "without looking over their shoulders the whole time", Grant Shapps has said, as he promised that the next set of travel changes will not come "for another three weeks".

Full list of updated green, amber and red countries - and the rules when you travel 4th August 2021

The government has announced changes to its travel rules that will come into effect at 4am on Sunday.