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The soap has begun its "phased return to filming", after coming to a halt in March due to Covid-19.

Official figures show an estimated 282,000 more non-EU citizens came to the UK than left in 2019.

Isle of Wight resident Megan Mackney describes using the Covid-19 contact tracing app.

The Ministry of Justice figures cover inmates who are legally male but self-identify as female.

The estimate from the government's surveillance programme suggests one in 400 is infected.

The airline says it will restart a "small number" of routes where there is enough customer demand.

The pop star sends a heartfelt message to fans as the third anniversary of the tragedy approaches.

AstraZeneca agrees deals to deliver at least 400 million doses of a Covid-19 vaccine, providing it works.

It comes after Boris Johnson rejected calls to scrap the fees health workers must pay to use the NHS.

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

Surgeons warn there could be a major rise in cancer cases in NI after the coronavirus pandemic.

A social care tax was among options discussed to cover the costs, it is understood.

The NHS Confederation warns of "severe" consequences if the right strategy is not established rapidly.

The study will test the drugs - one of which Donald Trump has said he is taking - against a placebo.

The older people's commissioner reports the Welsh Government over the speed of testing in care homes.

Further details of Scotland's approach to relaxing its coronavirus rules are to be announced by the first minister.

Supermarket sales of alcohol have risen and liver disease could too, a BMJ editorial says.

Actor Peter Gordon raises the bar for romantic gestures.

Campaigners are not letting restrictions hold them back in fighting for what they believe in.

People who go the extra mile for their appearance on how they've reacted to their changing looks.