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- Aberdeen coronavirus cluster cases rise to 101
- UK sizzles as temperatures expected to reach 36C
- Coronavirus: Minister advised of 'benefit' of face coverings on older children
- Coronavirus: What am I allowed to do in the hot weather this weekend?
- MPs launch inquiry into increase in Channel migrant crossings
- Keeley Bunker: Wesley Streete jailed for rape and murder
- Mini house-buying boom leads to highest ever monthly price
- Chipping Norton couple's £1m lottery win day after redundancy
- Eric Joyce: Ex-Labour MP sentenced for child sex offence
- Virus cases 'may be levelling off' in England
School funding plan 'benefits wealthier pupils most'
The government's latest funding plan could "disproportionately benefit schools in better-off areas".
Coronavirus: Reopening of swimming pools and gyms in Wales confirmed
Children's play centres in Wales can also reopen but with areas such as ball pits remaining shut.
Coronavirus: Travellers from Belgium, Andorra, and the Bahamas must quarantine in UK
The changes start from 04:00 BST on Saturday except in Wales, where they start midnight Thursday.
The Papers: France 'quarantine risk' and Flack mother's 'fury'
The front pages feature concern over cross-Channel travel and the Love Island presenter's inquest.
Salisbury Spitfire memorial to honour secret workforce
More than 2,000 WW2 fighter planes were built in garages and sheds after factories were bombed.
UK's winter athletes aim for a record Olympic medal haul
British winter sports boss Vicky Gosling explains why Team GB is aiming for a record Olympic medal haul.
Liphook Lloyds Bank raid: Man shot in face 'took own life'
Tom Jones was shot in the face by an armed robber in 2016 - leaving the pellet lodged in his skull.
Anger rises as British Airways cuts start to bite
Cabin crew who are not made redundant on Friday will still face steep pay cuts.
Leicester pub-goers warned ahead of reopening weekend
People in Leicester are free to enjoy themselves after the local lookdown but told be "responsible".
Boy who survived being swept out to sea thanks rescuers
Ravi Saini, 10, says the people who rescued him after he was swept out to sea are his "heroes".
Patrick Hutchinson: Viral 'hero' launches new project
Patrick Hutchinson was photographed carrying a counter-protester to safety at a London anti-racism rally in June.
Boy swept out to sea 'thought this was the end'
Ravi Saini, 10, survived for more than an hour at sea using advice he saw in a BBC TV documentary.
Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 (2-1 agg) Olympiakos: Raul Jimenez goal sends Wolves into last eight
Wolverhampton Wanders beat Olympiakos 1-0 to secure a 2-1 aggregate win and reach the Europa League quarter-finals.
Police vow to act over Greater Manchester lockdown breaches
Police say they will clamp down on people flouting lockdown rules in Greater Manchester.
Eight Aberdeen FC players self-isolating
Eight Aberdeen players are self-isolating and will miss three Scottish Premiership matches after two squad members tested positive for Covid-19.
Coronavirus: Three new additions to Wales virus quarantine list
Belgium, the Bahamas and Andorra are added, with other UK nations expected to make the same changes.
Travelex strikes rescue deal but 1,300 UK jobs go
A cyber-attack followed by the Covid-19 crisis "acutely" hit the firm, administrators said.
Coronavirus: 'The Royals visited my dad's care home but I couldn't'
The care home says Rhys Thomas' father and others who had been isolated were not part of the visit.
East Belfast GAA club security alert linked to two others
Police are urging people who were at a GAA training session to check their vehicles.
Swimmer completes 13 Lake District lakes in three days
George Taplin swam 43 miles of Lake District waters over the course of the challenge.