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Front-line NHS staff have contributed to a short film and photo series about "the hands that make us proud".

Swimmers film their return to Dosthill Quarry where strict social distancing measures are in place.

Cambridge University has said there will be no face-to-face lectures during the next academic year.

Good causes across the country have already received money raised by the 100-year-old.

One family have been doing work and school lessons in an office as the broadband at home is too slow.

Lockdown measures may prove a "recipe for disaster", problem gamblers tell the BBC.

Elie Seidman discusses the impact of coronavirus and how his dating app will react.

Officials say criminals and individuals may be taking advantage of relaxed benefits processes.

The government's promised track and trace system features on many of Thursday's front pages.

NHS England's medical director Prof Stephen Powis says experts are currently evaluating the tests.

But minimum fines of £60 will not increase, despite demands from police chiefs.

Aspiring solicitor Aya Hachem, 19, was fatally injured in Blackburn when she was mistakenly targeted.

Chad Gordon was shot in the head at close range after answering his front door on Monday.

First Minister Arlene Foster warns of bigger financial problems in NI once the government's furlough scheme ends.

Customers flocked to fast food giant McDonald's as it reopened a small number of its UK drive-thrus.

Right to remain is extended to cover families of NHS cleaners and care workers who die with coronavirus.

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

Pupils in Hull were assigned pornography homework but not told the internet was banned for research.

People across the country flock to beaches and parks as temperatures reach 28.2C in southern England.

A collection of your tributes to some of the thousands of people in the UK who have died with coronavirus.