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A snap-shot survey of councils in England reveals only a minority are advising schools to reopen on 1 June.

TV baker Nadiya Hussain and Citizen Khan's Adil Ray encourage Muslims to enjoy the festival virtually.

St Paul's Cathedral is organising the virtual memorial, with choristers recording a piece of music.

If more schools across the world turn to live video classes, will some children be the losers?

When Alex Hancock put a rainbow flag in his window, he was subjected to homophobic abuse and a death threat.

How photographer Suzie Larke carried on photographing struggles with mental wellbeing.

How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?

What factors determine a potential second wave of Covid-19 infections?

A charity says restrictions on funerals and social contact means people people cannot grieve in the normal way.

It has been easier to catch criminals during the coronavirus pandemic, senior officers say.

Coronavirus has cost the UK government hundreds of billions of pounds. How will we pay for it?

Roofers and security guards are among professions with increased demand, one study suggests.

Cancer patient Oliver Stephenson and his dad James have not set foot outside hospital since 27 April.

People are encouraged not to gather to mark the anniversary, but to mark it online or at home.

The roll out of "game-changing" antibody tests from next week makes many of Friday's front pages.

Nobody was hurt as the door landed in the grounds of a secondary school in Dublin, officials say.

Locking down the UK sooner would have made a big difference to the death rate, a scientific adviser says.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are drafted in as bingo callers in a video call to a care home.

Labour leader Keir Starmer reacts to the scrapping of NHS fees for overseas health workers.

NHS staff and care workers from abroad are to be exempt, as Labour calls it "the right thing to do".