Margaret Ferrier took a train from London to Glasgow after testing positive for Covid during lockdown.

Police begin two murder investigations after two men are killed in separate Cambridgeshire villages.

Lewis Hamilton says "it could take a long time" before Mercedes can compete again with Red Bull.

High levels of ammonia were discharged into Shropshire's River Tern by the yoghurt manufacturer.

Ministers say the UK should have Europe's cheapest electricity by 2050, but critics call plans a "rehash".

The aircraft were involved in a routine training mission in Kentucky when the incident happened.

In his BBC Sport column, Carl Frampton says he wants to see Anthony Joshua knock out Jermaine Franklin early in London on Saturday then send Tyson Fury a clear, stern call-out.

Only four points separate the teams between 12th and 20th with nine clubs in danger of being relegated from the Premier League.

It follows analysis of football agents being paid to represent both players and clubs in transfers.

Tegan finds the "life-saving" stranger who pulled her from the track just before a train arrived.

A blood test which can detect cancer cells could spare patients unnecessary chemotherapy.

Thursday's front pages include tributes to TV star and comedian Paul O'Grady.

Sir Keir Starmer says the tax could be kept at its current rate with an expanded windfall tax on energy firms.

The government is set to announce it will not yet bring forward the date for the pension age rise to 68.

There were tense moments - and an apology for a 2019 remark - at the trial over a ski crash in Utah.

Christopher Alder's sister on fighting for answers about her brother's death and burial mix-up.

O'Grady was preparing to go on stage in 1987 when a police officer burst into his dressing room.

Spencer Greiner saw the camera poking out of the mud and posted photos it contained on social media.

Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall says his side's performance in the League Cup final showed their potential - then they took it to Europe.

Dmitry Muratov says Russian propaganda is preparing people to think nuclear war isn't a bad thing.