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

Talks have started over 80 job losses and closing its new brewery in Cardiff, the company says.

The cancellations, although rare, reflect the pressure some hospitals are under from Covid.

Ahsan-ul-Haq Chaudry died a few days after contracting Covid-19. His daughters, who are doctors, spoke to BBC Breakfast.

Heritage attractions are in "jeopardy" amid a shortage of English coal, industry warns.

A hearing will decide whether Khairi Saadallah was motivated by a religious or ideological cause.

The personal trainer says he wants to "give children structure" during lockdown.

As students digest the news that exams are cancelled, families prepare for more home-schooling.

Some in the industry are anticipating reductions of between 50-60% of normal service in England.

The Google-owned video-hosting service has yet to give a reason for its action.

It comes as schools close until mid-February as part of efforts to stem the surge in coronavirus cases.

Students say there's confusion and fear over being told their exams are going ahead.

Owen Harvey, a primary school teacher from Watford, was ill with Covid over Christmas.

Four boys and a girl are being held by police after the fatal stabbing of Olly Stephens in Reading.

Nicola Sturgeon says the goal of vaccinating everyone on the priority list by May is a "cautious prediction".

The stationery chain which has 127 stores and around 1,500 employees says shop closures hit it hard.

Tui and Thomas Cook cancel holidays after new coronavirus restrictions are imposed.

The Chancellor has announced further economic help following the government's national lockdown decision.

The Body Coach says he will be running PE lessons online for children again this lockdown.

Stormont ministers are due to provide more details on plans to tighten the coronavirus restrictions, amid soaring case numbers.