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There was a bit of a thrill for a group of children in norway this summer when they found a message washed up on the beach, not in a bottle, but in a tiny boat. And it turns out that the little boat had been on a big journey. It set sail ten years ago from the remote scottish island of st kilda. Its a replica of the miniature boats the islanders used to send messages to the mainland. Our scotland correspondent lorna gordon has the story. A Summer Holiday surprise from islands far across the sea. Messages not in a bottle, but in a tiny mail boat, washed ashore and discovered by children playing...

To stand till the end in protests over disputed elections shes been speaking exclusively to bbc news. We have no right to step back now because if not now, we will be slaves. And, the uplifting tale of the pop star, the london student, and the 30,000 gift. Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. We start in russia where the Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny is being allowed to travel to germany for medical treatment. His supporters have accussed moscow of deliberately poisoning him. Naval...

More people are expected to return to their work places later this morning, as the government seeks assurances from employers in england that measures are enforced to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Pupils will also begin to return to school and politicians remain divided on whether exams should be delayed next year, because of the lingering effects of the lockdown on school work. Heres our political correspondent, nick eardley. This week, these classrooms will start filling up again. Many children will be back at school for the First Time Since march, as england takes another big step ...

Russian doctors now say the opposition activist, Alexei Navalny, can be transported to germany for treatment. His supporters believe his release was delayed until no traces of poison could be found inside him. It could still be several hours before he leaves siberia. Mr navalny became unwell after drinking tea at an airport cafe. Moscow strongly denies he was poisoned. Earlier the spokesman for the hospital where mr navalny is being treated, explained why the possible plans to move mr navalny had changed. Translation the relatives of the patient have made multiple requests for him to be transp...

Police have been tackling a number of illegal raves across parts of the uk over the Holiday Weekend with one event on the edge of the Brecon Beacons in wales attended by up to 3,000 people. Hundreds of people have also gathered in Thetford Forest in norfolk at an event which looks set to continue on monday. West Yorkshire Police also broke up a street party in harehills, and fined eight people for holding parties around the leeds area. New rules that came into place on friday means organisers of raves could be hit with £10,000 fines earlier our correspondent andy moore explained to my colleag...