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Laura Wilson from west London takes us through her week during the coronavirus pandemic.

Cath's son received a prison sentence after being radicalised by far-right groups online.

The DUP minister sends an email to more than 80 MLAs in response to a member of the public.

Ex-top official questions inquiry’s finding that home secretary was not “aware” of impact of behaviour.

The health secretary says vaccination could begin next month if a jab is approved by the regulator.

The serial killer died in hospital on 13 November after being transferred from a jail in County Durham.

Members of local clubs follow the cortege of Chris Smith, who died after going missing in Scotland.

Police say the man managed to walk to his partner's address after he was attacked on Anglesey.

Ofgem is considering the rise to help energy firms which have been hit by a jump in unpaid bills.

Hull has the highest Covid infection rate in England, with MPs asking for military help for mass testing.

The more antibodies people have, the lower their chances of re-infection, a study suggests.

Andrew Pearson ambushed Natalie Harker as she cycled to work along a secluded country lane.

Goods moving between the UK and EU will be subject to new customs controls & checks when the Brexit transition period ends in January.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock says doses of a vaccine will be available for rollout next month if approved.

Home Secretary Priti Patel gives an "unreserved" apology if she upset people after report into her conduct.

Nicole Elkabbas received £45,000 in donations after claiming to have ovarian cancer, a court hears.

Tree farms and sellers can open from Saturday, even as other non-essential retail remains closed in England.

She was an award-winning journalist and author with more than 40 books under her belt.

A former firearms officer claims police bosses tried to make her sign a non-disclosure agreement.

The family of Billy Abernethy-Hope, who died two years ago, are part of an exhibition about grief.