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Staying isolated could cause more harm to people's mental health, the Welsh Government says.

Can a short burst of national restrictions change the course of the epidemic?

Boris Johnson says he doesn't want another lockdown - but national measures may need to be tightened.

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

Eight dogs said to be worth "about £50,000" were stolen on Sunday.

Woolton Picture House says the outpouring in response to its closure was "beyond expectation".

St Andrews University's principal has asked students to stay in their rooms as much as possible this weekend.

The Southern Trust says two more patients have died at Craigavon Hospital and three at Daisy Hill.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says the UK is experiencing a second wave of Covid-19.

The BBC speaks to residents of Spennymoor, County Durham, about the confusion surrounding the new measures.

Cheryl Pile said police breached her human rights when they changed her clothes while she was drunk.

Local reports said Anthony McDowall, 28, fell from a ledge on the seventh floor of a hotel in Istanbul.

Jurors fail to reach verdicts on a manslaughter charge and one count of child cruelty.

The human rights lawyer says she is "dismayed" by the UK being prepared to break international law.

The "irreplaceable" works, including a first edition by Galileo, were taken in a dramatic London heist.

Adnan Ahmed was jailed last October for targeting young women in Glasgow and South Lanarkshire.

Nicola Sturgeon warns that some "hard but necessary" decisions will need to be taken in the coming days.

Mayor Sadiq Khan says "we simply can't afford to have numbers of people congregating".

A man is found guilty of a racially aggravated public order offence for sending the fruit to a black man.

The first minister has spoken to Boris Johnson once since May, calling this "simply unacceptable".