Network of underwater cameras to protect wildlife in UK Overseas Territories

A network of underwater camera rigs will be used to protect wildlife in UK Overseas Territories.

Racism review authors say criticism has ‘tipped into misrepresentation’ following widespread backlash

The authors of a government-backed report on racial disparity have hit back at the widespread backlash of its findings, claiming that disagreement with the review has been "tipped into misrepresentation".

Queen and Charles enjoy Windsor walk ahead of prince’s Easter message

The Queen and Prince Charles have been pictured enjoying a walk together in Windsor ahead of Easter.

‘Embarrassing buffoon’: PM savaged in book by his former deputy – along with Patel, Gove and other Tories

Boris Johnson and several top Tories have been savaged in a waspish memoir by the prime minister's former deputy.

Regulator says Oxford-AstraZeneca jab is safe despite seven UK blood clot deaths

Seven people have died from blood clots after taking the Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine in the UK.

Sound Of Metal: ‘Your hearing is precious, but deafness does not have to be fixed’

It opens with the crescendo of a dark, sweaty gig, a mixture of throaty vocals and feedback and cymbals clashing, before cutting to the almost-silence of the morning.

‘Failure hurts… but you get up’: GB athlete Lutalo Muhammad hopes to win gold in Tokyo this summer

Two-time Olympic medallist Lutalo Muhammad is hoping to win gold and complete his set of medals at this summer's Tokyo games.

The show must go on: Reimagination of Romeo & Juliet defies challenges of pandemic

One of Shakespeare's most famous plays has been reimagined after a planned run at the National Theatre couldn't go ahead because of the pandemic.