Downing Street admits staff gathered to wish Boris Johnson well, following a report from ITV News.
Ukraine: US troops on high alert over stand-offUkraine: US troops on high alert over stand-off
Some 8,500 combat-ready US troops are on high alert to deploy at short notice, the Pentagon says.
Covid travel tests axed in England and Scotland for fully vaccinatedCovid travel tests axed in England and Scotland for fully vaccinated
From 11 February, arrivals in England and Scotland will no longer have to take a test within 48 hours.
Conservative minister resigns in anger over Covid fraudConservative minister resigns in anger over Covid fraud
Lord Agnew says the government had made “schoolboy errors” when handing Covid loans to business.
Brewdog chief James Watt accused of inappropriate behaviourBrewdog chief James Watt accused of inappropriate behaviour
Former US workers at the brewing giant say James Watt’s behaviour made female bartenders feel “uncomfortable” and “powerless”.
Koshka Duff: Met apology to woman over language in strip searchKoshka Duff: Met apology to woman over language in strip search
Police apologise to an academic over the “sexist, derogatory and unacceptable” language.
Covid: Travel test rule change and minister resigns over government record on Covid loan fraudCovid: Travel test rule change and minister resigns over government record on Covid loan fraud
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday evening.
Emmerdale and Coronation Street rescheduled in ITV shake-upEmmerdale and Coronation Street rescheduled in ITV shake-up
New slots for Coronation Street and Emmerdale are among the changes announced by the network.
Nusrat Ghani: PM orders Cabinet Office to investigate ‘Muslimness’ claimNusrat Ghani: PM orders Cabinet Office to investigate ‘Muslimness’ claim
Tory MP Nusrat Ghani says she was told her faith was given as a reason for her sacking as a minister.
How anti-social behaviour can devastate livesHow anti-social behaviour can devastate lives
BBC Panorama investigates what can happen when anti-social behaviour escalates.
Burkina Faso military says it has seized powerBurkina Faso military says it has seized power
President Kaboré has been overthrown and the government and parliament dissolved, the army says.
James Snyder fired from Broadway Harry Potter play over misconduct claimJames Snyder fired from Broadway Harry Potter play over misconduct claim
James Snyder was first suspended from the show in November following a complaint from a co-star.
St Neots rower with incurable cancer breaks Atlantic recordSt Neots rower with incurable cancer breaks Atlantic record
Kat Cordiner and friends knock seven days off the previous female trio record.
The Responder: From police officer to writing a BBC police dramaThe Responder: From police officer to writing a BBC police drama
Tony Schumacher based BBC One’s The Responder on his own struggles while serving in the force.
Kenya’s ‘hidden epidemic’: Gender-based violenceKenya’s ‘hidden epidemic’: Gender-based violence
When Covid hit Kenya, cases of gender-based violence exploded but many cases still go unreported.
Vafaei first Iranian to win snooker ranking titleVafaei first Iranian to win snooker ranking title
Hossein Vafaei becomes the first Iranian player to win a snooker ranking title, beating Mark Williams in the final of the Snooker Shoot Out.
Beach Boys star Brian Wilson looks back at his life in new filmBeach Boys star Brian Wilson looks back at his life in new film
The Beach Boys star, who turns 80 this year, tells the BBC why he decided to make a documentary.
Mercedes Gleitze: Film celebrates first British woman to swim English ChannelMercedes Gleitze: Film celebrates first British woman to swim English Channel
Mercedes Gleitze was the first British woman to swim the English Channel, but kept her accomplishments hidden from her family.
In pictures: Thierry Mugler’s life and worksIn pictures: Thierry Mugler’s life and works
Latex, leather and curves – Mugler reinvented the catwalk with his iconic creations
Sex trafficking: Children groomed in Romania sent to UKSex trafficking: Children groomed in Romania sent to UK
BBC correspondent Jean Mackenzie finds children as young as 10 are being groomed in Romania, to be trafficked to the UK.
Nusrat Ghani: Ex-minister’s claims reignite rows over Tories and IslamNusrat Ghani: Ex-minister’s claims reignite rows over Tories and Islam
The ex-minister’s accusations prompt wider questions over how the party handles discrimination cases.
How will Tonga’s broken internet cable be mended?How will Tonga’s broken internet cable be mended?
What does its breakage tell us about the problems of getting coverage to remote areas?
Srikanth Bolla: The blind CEO’s £48m company which nearly didn’t happenSrikanth Bolla: The blind CEO’s £48m company which nearly didn’t happen
As a teenager, blind businessman Srikanth Bolla sued an Indian state to study maths and science.
The people deciding to ditch their smartphonesThe people deciding to ditch their smartphones
The smartphone users who are ditching their handsets to take back more control of their lives.
Is anti-social behaviour still seen ‘as a bit of bother’?Is anti-social behaviour still seen ‘as a bit of bother’?
BBC Panorama has found an important tool to help victims of anti-social behaviour is rarely used.
Vaccine mandates: ‘I lost my job for being unvaccinated’Vaccine mandates: ‘I lost my job for being unvaccinated’
Covid-19 vaccine mandates face stiff resistance in the US, where they are clashing with national ideals of personal freedom.
German Covid protests turn nasty in row over rules and vaccinationsGerman Covid protests turn nasty in row over rules and vaccinations
Tens of thousands of Germans take to the streets every week and politicians are being targeted.
Beijing 2022 vs 2008: Two Olympics and two very different ChinasBeijing 2022 vs 2008: Two Olympics and two very different Chinas
In 2022, the mood, the host government’s attitude, and global expectations are all very different to 2008.
Claudio Ranieri: Watford sack Italian after less than four months in chargeClaudio Ranieri: Watford sack Italian after less than four months in charge
Watford sack boss Claudio Ranieri after less than four months in charge at Vicarage Road.
‘I ain’t seen no contract’ – Joshua denies £15m deal to step aside for Fury-Usyk fight‘I ain’t seen no contract’ – Joshua denies £15m deal to step aside for Fury-Usyk fight
Anthony Joshua denies reports he will step aside from his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk so the Ukrainian can fight Tyson Fury in an undisputed heavyweight bout.