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• Dorman Long tower to be destroyed after listed status revoked 17th September 2021
  Nadine Dorries strips Historic England protection from the 1950s Dorman Long building.
• Ruling limiting under-16s puberty blockers overturned 17th September 2021
  The appeal decision reverses a High Court ruling that under-16s would struggle to give informed consent.
• Broadcasting cash offsets Man Utd's Covid losses 17th September 2021
  Football giant says year was among its most challenging but sees broadcast income jump sharply.
• Covid vaccine and test passes to be introduced in Wales 17th September 2021
  People will need to show they have been vaccinated or had a negative test for clubs and large events.
• House-building reforms paused amid Conservative MP anger 17th September 2021
  Newly appointed Housing Secretary Michael Gove wants to address concerns, the BBC has been told.
• ECB to decide on Pakistan matches 'in next 48 hours' after NZ abandon tour because of 'security alert' 17th September 2021
  New Zealand men's team abandon their limited-overs tour of Pakistan following a New Zealand government "security alert".
• 'I am not going to apologise' - Guardiola not sorry for fans comments 17th September 2021
  Pep Guardiola has said he will not apologise for calling on more Manchester City fans to attend their Premier League game with Southampton.
• UK travel update: Overhaul of 'traffic light' rules due 17th September 2021
  The transport secretary is expected to announce an overhaul of the "traffic light" system.
• England captain Houghton out of World Cup qualifier 17th September 2021
  England captain Steph Houghton is out of Friday's World Cup qualifier against North Macedonia because of an ankle injury.
• California fires: General Sherman and other sequoias given blankets 17th September 2021
  Fire-resistant blankets protect General Sherman and other sequoias as a California blaze closes in.