Phones should not be used or seen during the school day, the education secretary says.

It comes after airlines criticised plans to make travellers pay for pre and post-travel testing.

Ceramics, make-up and furniture could be hit amid a row over a new UK tax on tech firms.

The vaccine-maker slightly amends its efficacy rates as it awaits US regulatory approval.

The bank says 840 staff will be affected by the decision although it will try to offer them roles elsewhere.

The government announces first stages of plans to get superfast broadband to the majority of UK homes.

Ministers say the move will help firms after Covid - but Labour says it "smacks of ill-preparedness".

The oil giant told staff last month that the new model will start for office-based staff this summer.

Around one in 10 rail services should be cut while passenger numbers remain low, says Network Rail.

Supermarkets say card payment problems that led to long queues are resolved, but cause still unknown

The requirement would apply to British nationals arriving in the UK from high-risk countries.

The Japanese car maker has told the BBC its Sunderland plant is secure for the long term.

Pressure grows on PM after non-binding motion on universal credit top-up is passed by 278 votes.

Dutch TV films officials confiscating ham sandwiches from UK drivers under new food import rules.

The Labour leader also urges the PM to give daily updates, amid cross party calls for Parliament's return.

Michel Barnier says it is now "the moment of truth", while Boris Johnson warns of "difficult" talks.

Last minute plans for mass testing in England's secondary schools to be run by teachers anger staff.

The PM and the EU Commission head speak again by phone, and acknowledge differences remain.

US trade chief Robert Lighthizer says he is working with Liz Truss on a deal to reduce trade tariffs.

The president of the EU Commission says the "next few days" will be decisive for trade negotiations.

In a blow to campaigners, judges say ministers' decision to approve the runway was legitimate.

Boris Johnson urges Brussels to make a "big change" as the deadline set by the two sides approaches.

The deal agreed by the UK and EU will give supermarkets time to adapt to deal with new Brexit checks.

The Japanese carmaker temporarily stops production at its Swindon plant after UK ports congestion.

The UK and EU say "significant differences" still remain as the leaders prepare to talk face-to-face.

The UK warns chances of a breakthrough are "receding", as it negotiates with the EU over business rules.

Talks continue, as a source tells the BBC that Brussels are "bringing new elements into the negotiation".

Women and new retirees likely to be hit hardest by the planned change - but not before 2030.

Rishi Sunak's spending review comes amid a difficult economic backdrop caused by the pandemic.

Drop plans to rewrite withdrawal agreement by end of month or risk scuppering trade deal, UK is told.