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A student tells his neighbours the "foolish gathering" was a "major lapse of judgement".

Some mobile testing units will be transferred to the Welsh NHS after issues with Lighthouse labs.

Cases are mainly among staff but risk spreading to residents, a government letter says.

The daily statistics show that 244 people tested positive for coronavirus in the last 24 hours.

The group agrees to pay full salaries for head office staff facing redundancy after legal threat.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin cautioned the UK government over "playing politics" with negotiations.

Justice Secretary Robert Buckland says he would resign if the UK broke the rule of law in a way he found unacceptable.

The British-Iranian woman was expecting fresh charges in court - four years after her initial arrest.

Households in Birmingham, Sandwell and Solihull must not mix from Tuesday after Covid-19 cases rose.

Police were called to a crash involving several vehicles at about 05:20 BST.

A man and a woman are being questioned over the disappearance of Bernadette Walker, 17.

The RAF Typhoons, which are currently operating from Leuchars in Fife, made the interception.

The shadow cabinet minister says her party can't support the Internal Market Bill as it stands.

The justice secretary explains the circumstances under which he would step down from the Cabinet.

Don Weerasirie says seeing lightning so close made him realise "how dangerous" Mother Nature can be.

Manchester United's Mason Greenwood says it was "poor judgement" to inhale nitrous oxide, after "historical pictures" of him doing so were published by the Sun.

A driver tries to evade police for an hour, even after they use a stinger device on the vehicle.

The government is urged to do more to get people to wear reusable, washable face coverings.

It's been a very different Proms season this year. Here are some of the highlights.

A survey finds 89% of adults with eczema feel it significantly reduces their quality of life.