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- Thousands without water for fifth day
- Thousands without water for fifth day
- CoppaFeel! founder Kris Hallenga dies aged 38
- More thunderstorms to hit UK as warnings issued
- Olly Murs stand-in singer says 'it's been madness'
- Single-sex toilet law proposed for new buildings
- SNP leader Swinney pledges to focus on economy and jobs
- Bushmills 'left in shock' after man nailed to fence
- Romance fraudster 'totally ruined my life'
- Families' station safety plea as third woman hit
Coronavirus: Keith Watson, 101, recovers from Covid-19
Keith Watson, from Worcestershire, was initially in hospital for surgery on his leg.
Coronavirus: Teacher's warning after recovering from Covid-19
Primary school teacher Brian Mephin says it's "amazing to be around the people you love" after recovering from coronavirus.
Papworth nurse: Coronavirus patients 'quite a lot younger at times'
A nurse treating coronavirus patients talks of the mental "challenge" of working in intensive care.
Coronavirus: Raab urges UK public not to ruin lockdown progress
The UK is starting to see the impact of people's sacrifices but it is too early to lift restrictions, he says.
UK chief medical officer Chris Whitty explains death figures
Professor Chris Whitty explains the difference between the Office for National Statistics and NHS death figures.
Coronavirus: Boris Johnson's health continues to improve, says No 10
Boris Johnson has spent his third night in intensive care being treated for Covid-19.
Coronavirus: Significant minority find lockdown 'extremely difficult', poll suggests
Restrictions in the UK are making life very challenging for a significant minority, a survey suggests.
Coronavirus: Police vow tougher approach over Easter
The PSNI says cars will be stopped and spot fines could be issued for those who break lockdown rules.
Coronavirus: Love and dating in lockdown
How dating and love continue for three couples during the coronavirus lockdown.
Paula Radcliffe reveals death of father and thanks NHS
The former marathon world record holder said he was the "kindest, wisest, most patient and brave man".
Coronavirus: Who’s in charge if the PM is ill?
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab is deputising "where necessary" for Boris Johnson, who remains in hospital with coronavirus. But what does that mean in reality?
Record fall in UK economy forecast
The shutdown of large swathes of the UK economy will mean a huge hit to GDP over the next quarter.
Coronavirus: Easter warnings from police, parks and councils
Police forces say they will turn around second-homers and are asking the public to report breaches.
Coronavirus: Hospital phone company refuses to remove fees
Mobile companies axe hospital charges but Hospedia, which provides bedside phones, refuses.
Coronavirus: Student nurse's fears on joining NHS front line
Student nurse Claire tells BBC Radio 5 Live how she is feeling about joining the fight against coronavirus.
MPs offered £10,000 for coronavirus office costs
The money can be used to buy additional equipment for staff having to work from home including laptops.
Coronavirus: London Ambulance contractor 'stole face masks'
The man, aged in his 20s, has been bailed by the Met Police until a date in mid-April.
Coronavirus: 'Worryingly low number' of at-risk children in school
Attendance rates are concerning professionals working to protect vulnerable children in the UK.
Coronavirus: Greater Manchester Police warning after 660 parties shut down
Greater Manchester Police says it broke up 494 house parties and 166 street parties last weekend.
Coronavirus lockdown for several more weeks at least, says Welsh minister
Wales' health minister says a clearer message is needed that "this isn't going to end anytime soon".
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