Martin Bashir won’t face criminal investigation over Diana interview, police say

BBC journalist Martin Bashir will not face a criminal investigation over documents related to his interview with Princess Diana, Metropolitan Police says.

Germany changes guidance and recommends Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine for over-65s

German health officials have U-turned on the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine and recommended it is safe for use on over-65s.

Vaccines tweaked to deal with COVID variants to be fast-tracked by regulator

Coronavirus vaccines that have been tweaked to deal with new variants of the disease will be fast-tracked for authorisation, the UK regulator has said.

Test and Trace ‘barely used’ check-in data from pubs and restaurants – with thousands not warned of infection risk

Check-in data from hundreds of millions of people who visited pubs, restaurants and hairdressers before lockdown was barely used by Test and Trace, according to a confidential report obtained by Sky News.

Friends reunion filming date and details revealed by David Schwimmer

After repeated delays due to the coronavirus pandemic, fans have been waiting for the highly anticipated Friends reunion special for a long time.

Janet Jackson to ‘leave no stone unturned’ in intimate new documentary

A Janet Jackson documentary is in the works, with the star reportedly giving unprecedented intimate access and "leaving no stone unturned".

Chancellor accused of ‘not levelling with people’ over budget plans

Rishi Sunak "isn't really levelling with people" about painful cuts that will be needed to repair the public finances, according to budget analysis by a respected economic think-tank.

‘We know we can be shot’: Myanmar activists vow to keep fighting on deadliest day since military coup

Activists in Myanmar have vowed bullets will not deter them from their fight to overturn the country's military coup.