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A post-mortem examination found David Gomoh was stabbed in the chest and abdomen.

A 51-year-old man remains in custody after the woman was shot at a house in Suffolk.

The brother of Harry Dunn, who died outside a US airforce base, urges Boris Johnson to take up the case.

The experiment is part of the government's track and trace strategy aimed at limiting a second wave.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps says it could help maintain social distancing on public transport.

Lulu Cirillo says she only realised the device could be a bomb after asking people on Facebook.

The online classes will be taken by a team of musicians over three weeks, culminating in a concert.

The fast food chain is in talks with property firms as it prepares to reopen some sites.

Rachel Jones, who works at Ty Mair care home, has made a video diary showing how they are coping with coronavirus.

Deirdre Hargey says the executive will meet three times this week to discuss a plan to lift lockdown.

Schools would need about three weeks to prepare for a phased return, says first minister.

The big cat sculpture's creator says it is "rather dilapidated" and has been in woodland for 20 years.

Ray Lever's three daughters pay tribute after he dies with Covid-19.

The Monty Python shares his lighter moments in hospital, and how humour helps us all.

Each Thursday's clap for carers leads to a flurry of activity in Accident and Emergency, says Dr John Wright.

A survey of 16,000 doctors reveals almost two-thirds believe they are not properly protected.

From restaurants to hairdressers, how are firms getting ready for a new normal when lockdown ends?

Figures show more than 2,000 patients admitted to intensive care with Covid-19 suffered kidney failure.

Ministers must set out plan immediately and sustain public spending if needed, business group urges.

Boris Johnson says doctors had planned what to do if his coronavirus treatment went "badly wrong".