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There was hope from the teenager's family the new administration would send Anne Sacoolas to the UK.
Covid-19: Fines increase during third national lockdown
Police say officers were moving more quickly to issue fines for clear breaches of lockdown rules.
Covid-19: UAE among countries added to UK's travel ban list
Social media influencers have visited Dubai in recent weeks despite the UK's ban on leisure travel.
Covid: UK experts back AstraZeneca jab amid Germany ruling
Public Health England says the AstraZeneca jab offers "high levels of protection" against Covid-19.
Covid: Are teachers more at risk of dying?
Labour's Angela Rayner has suggested teachers are "more at risk of infection and death" from the virus.
Sanctions urged against Russian figures in English football
Detained Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny says action could put pressure on President Putin.
Covid-19 vaccines: Is it OK to get a leftover jab?
As vaccines are rolled out, questions have been raised about how spares should be allocated.
Covid: What is the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine?
A second coronavirus vaccine - from Oxford University/AstraZeneca - has been approved.
England's women face Fiji first in 2021 Rugby World Cup
England's women will play their first match of Rugby World Cup 2021 against debutants Fiji at Eden Park in New Zealand.
Covid-19: 'No interruption' to UK vaccine supply, and 'warrior' baby survives Covid
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday evening.
Covid-19: No-swab saliva test finds symptomless cases
Studies show the no-swab saliva test is accurate, and experts say it may be more convenient for users.
Major search for three people on missing Conwy fishing boat
Coastguards say the vessel departed from Conwy and had been expected back at midnight.
Cladding crisis: First-time buyer at 27, bankrupt at 28
How the cladding crisis forced a first-time home buyer into bankruptcy within a year.
Police investigate Ronaldo over alleged coronavirus breach on girlfriend's birthday
The Juventus forward allegedly travelled between regions to celebrate his girlfriend's birthday.
Luis Suarez: Ex-Liverpool striker's Premier League highs, 10 years after he arrived at Anfield
In the week that marks 10 years since his arrival in the Premier League, BBC Sport looks at some of Luis Suarez's best moments and goals for Liverpool.
No changes to Scottish income tax rates in budget
Finance Secretary Kate Forbes says she wants to provide "stability and certainty" for people and businesses.
GameStop: What is it and why is it trending?
Don't worry, you don't need to be a financial genius to get this classic David and Goliath tale.
Covid: Baby born at 1lb 11oz survives virus and sepsis
Archie Edwards has recovered from E-coli, sepsis and coronavirus since he was born at 25 weeks.
Coronavirus: Germany may limit AstraZeneca jab to under-65s
There is "insufficient data" to show efficacy in over-65s, German vaccine officials say.
Coronavirus: Government withdraws 'sexist' Stay at Home advert
An "infographic" urging people to remain indoors during lockdown showed only women doing chores.