Day of reflection to remember COVID-19 victims after ‘incredibly difficult year for our country’

The prime minister has backed a national day of reflection to mark the anniversary of the first coronavirus lockdown.

Study of 3,000 puppies aims to boost number of guide dogs that complete their training

A new research project has been launched to study the genetics behind the traits that are essential for guide dogs to have.

Several women vow to attend Sarah Everard vigil tonight – despite police urging them to stay home

Several women have said they will attend a planned vigil for Sarah Everard in London this evening - despite the police warning the public to stay at home.

Misinformation wars on WhatsApp sees faith groups take on fake news

Faith groups are leading the fight against vaccine misinformation on what one called the "lawless wasteland" of WhatsApp.

Nearly 50,000 businesses sign up to offer rapid coronavirus testing for their employees

Nearly 50,000 businesses have signed up for the government's free workplace COVID tests, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has announced.

Sturgeon and the SNP are past their peak – and Scotland has had enough, Ruth Davidson claims

Nicola Sturgeon and the Scottish National Party have passed their peak and Scotland has had enough of them, according to Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson.

Victim of sexual assault says Sarah Everard’s death could be a ‘catalyst for change’ for women’s safety

A victim of a serial sex offender and murderer has told Sky News the death of Sarah Everard could become a "catalyst for change" in how violence and offences against women are investigated.

Police officer charged with kidnapping and murdering Sarah Everard

A serving Metropolitan Police officer has been charged with murdering and kidnapping Sarah Everard, who went missing in south London last week.