The government is set to borrow billions of pounds from its emergency Bank of England overdraft.
NHS staff and other key workers can still book accommodation through a programme called Frontline Stays.
The UK's media regulator is looking into London Live's interview with the conspiracy theorist.
The floating Stockholm duck house became emblematic of the MPs' expenses scandal.
While many charities have welcomed the government's £750m package, others say more help is needed.
Staff were forced to thoroughly disinfect the store and destroy products, Lancashire Police says.
Political leaders will evaluate the restrictions, as Boris Johnson spends a fifth day in hospital.
NI abortion laws changed last month to permit terminations in all circumstances up to 12 weeks.
Bhasha Mukherjee is heading back to work at a hospital in Boston, Lincolnshire due to coronavirus.
Leading journalists remember Paul Lambert - known as "Gobby" - as a central character at Westminster.
Statistics show people from ethnic minorities have been hard hit by coronavirus in the US, but what about the UK?
The industry is struggling to keep up with demand as shoppers turn to baking amid the coronavirus lockdown.
Staff say their lives are being put at risk because of demands they return to work next week.
The coronavirus epidemic is threatening the UK's organ transplant programme, experts warn.
Students away from universities shut down by coronavirus want to stop paying rent.
A plant charity is predicting a boost for wild flowers because some councils have stopped mowing.
A 27-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of murder after a pensioner is attacked in a village.
Think tank says they are more likely to be in affected industries, and spend more income on housing.
The BBC’s Frank Gardner shows how he’s keeping fit during the UK's coronavirus lockdown measures.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge chatted to pupils and thanked teachers at a Lancashire school.
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