All you need to know about promotion, relegation and qualification for Europe in England and Scotland's top football leagues.

Saskia Jones and Jack Merritt were stabbed by Usman Khan less than a year after he left prison.

Steered by his Bradshaw’s guide, Michael Portillo heads for the Hertfordshire village of Perry Green, where, in 1940, a young couple fleeing the bombing of London chose to make their home. Henry Moore became one of the defining artists of British modernism, and his sculptures were set in wonderful landscaped grounds and gardens created by his wife, Irina. Michael explores the monumental Reclining Figure and finds out about the artist’s life and work.

In Cambridge, Michael revisits his former university to hear about a treacherous time in its past. In Trinity Lane, he learns how during the 1920s and 30s, students of Trinity College were recruited to spy for the Soviet Union. Michael remembers his own reaction while he was working for Margaret Thatcher in 1979, when the fourth man was unmasked. Across the city, at the Cavendish Laboratory, Michael meets a man with a job like no other. Lab director Andy Parker smashes particles with the world’s largest particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva. He shows Michael the LHC’s forerunner, the accelerator with which John Cockroft and Ernest Walton made the first controlled splitting of the atom in 1932.

In Impington, to the north of Cambridge, Michael investigates the progressive architecture of the village school and finds it was built by the founder of the Bauhaus school, Walter Gropius, in the 1930s.

It is hoped the vehicles, which carry up to 10 people, will transform public transport.

Peterborough goalkeeper Christy Pym signs a new three-year deal following Posh's promotion to the Championship.

Saskia Jones and Jack Merritt were both killed by Usman Khan at Fishmongers' Hall in November 2019.

A treasure trove of papers and personal objects belonging to renowned scientist Stephen Hawking, from groundbreaking black hole theories to scripts for the Simpsons, have been acquired by two leading UK cultural institutions, Cambridge University Library and Britain's Science Museum.

To tell us more, and to explain the story behind the bets he made, here is Dr Alison Boyle, Keeper of Science at the Science Museum.

(Picture: Bets made by Stephen Hawking. Credit: Science Museum Group)

Prof Stephen Hawking's scientific papers and personal possessions to be saved for the nation.

A scheme aims to provide support for workers in a rural area who need to self-isolate.

Maria Montalto spends £40,000 on her "forever home" before finding out it is at risk of demolition.

Peterborough defenders Nathan Thompson and Dan Butler sign new contracts following the club's promotion to the Championship.

Ely Museum welcomes back visitors 20 months after it closed for a makeover.

Cambridge United midfielder Harrison Dunk signs a new one-year deal to take him into his 11th season with the club.

Peterborough United centre-back Frankie Kent agrees a new three-year contract with the promoted League One club.

Lady Lavinia Nourse was accused of 17 counts of sexually abusing a boy under the age of 12.

Health minister Nadine Dorries says there are a shortage of eating disorder specialists.

The swan had failed to become a mother for 10 years due to floods and foxes.

A boatyard worker was determined the swan's eggs would hatch after watching them fail for 10 years.

The team in charge of Usman Khan was not told there was intelligence he might be planning an attack.