Johnson, who stepped down as an MP earlier this year, will present and make his own programmes.

The BBC's tech editor, Zoe Kleinman, looks ahead to this week's AI Safety Summit, hosted by the UK.

Ash Regan MSP joins Alex Salmond's party saying the SNP has lost its focus on independence.

Humza Yousaf says his in-laws trapped in Gaza are alive but have run out of clean drinking water.

Members of Lib Dem MP Layla Moran's extended family are sheltering in a church in Gaza.

The SNP has lost an MSP and an MP this month- how big a problem is this for Humza Yousaf?

The tánaiste rejects Steve Baker's proposal for a super-majority to be needed for a united Ireland.

The head of Palantir, which is in the running for an NHS contract, says it would not have access to data.

Former first minister Nicola Sturgeon is reported to have deleted messages relating to the pandemic.

Rachel Maclean says the bill would restore "true homeownership" but Labour says it is "thin gruel".

Sir Mark Rowley says his officers are limited by legal definitions of extremism.

Statement comes amid row in Labour over whether Sir Keir Starmer should call for a ceasefire.

Craig Mackinlay, the MP for South Thanet, was placed into an induced coma with organ failure.

Aphra Brandreth is chosen to run in Chester South and Eddisbury, which partly covers Gyles's old seat.

The FM says ministers "past and present" must co-operate fully with Scottish and UK Covid inquiries.

The UK government has granted 27 new oil and gas licences for projects in the North Sea.

Tom Pursglove was pictured campaigning alongside the former Tory MP, who is suspended from the Commons.

Paul Bristow had expressed support for "a permanent ceasefire" in Gaza, which is not government policy.

Simon Case said the former PM changed direction "every day", in evidence heard by the Covid inquiry.

The party says comments made by Andy McDonald at the weekend were "deeply offensive".