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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday morning.

Tony Mumford died a week after crashing the e-scooter his partner Cheryl Evans gave to him.

Amira Patel says more women should be encouraged to become confident walking in the wild.

A third of English councils support policies that could increase emissions, BBC research suggests.

Hospital-acquired Covid ranged from 1% to 25% of cases in different hospitals.

A Plymouth MP says one of the victims was a child and more people are being treated in hospital.

The last three weeks have seen the highest numbers of new job postings since mid-May, research shows.

Opponents of Covid vaccines are turning to online dating and house shares for the unvaccinated only.

Friday's papers focus on a serious firearms incident in Plymouth and UK troops returning to Afghanistan.

The BBC uncovers evidence about Satanic forums visited by killer Danyal Hussein.

While those getting A*-C grades is up, it is lower for pupils from poorer backgrounds.

Family of drowned teenager call for better education in schools on the dangers of Scotland's waters.

A 31-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in police custody.

The BBC News channel presenter was seen quietly cursing as she struggled to put on her high heels.

A local MP has urges residents to stay indoors following a "serious and tragic" incident.

Around 600 troops will be deployed on a short-term basis after the Taliban seized several cities.

Dirty rooms, bad food and unsafe conditions can be found in some of the UK’s quarantine hotels.

The Competition and Markets Authority will explore whether there are pricing issues with PCR tests.

British sprinter CJ Ujah is suspended from competition after a positive test for a banned substance.

Daniela Espirito Santo, from Grantham, was not failed by police, a watchdog says.