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A daily update on the number and location of coronavirus cases in Scotland.

Three pupils were seriously injured when the double-decker hit a railway bridge in Winchester.

Families are campaigning for an extension to maternity leave to compensate for months lost to the pandemic.

Police say the alleged attack happened in a villa during a party in southern Italy.

Sqn Ldr Allan Scott had hoped to take a Spitfire to the air again to celebrate his 100th birthday.

Joanne Harland and her son are saved by a lorry driver after their brakes failed on a busy motorway.

A 30-year-old man from Newquay is arrested on suspicion of the attempted murder of a police officer.

The late actress fought unequal pay in showbusiness in the 60s, but it came at a personal cost.

New estimates show cases increasing since the end of August, particularly among young people.

So far this month more than 820 migrants have arrived in the UK on small boats.

Sayagi Sivanantham was found with knife wounds at a property in Mitcham on 30 June.

Scientists to investigate how coronavirus could be spread in schools in new study.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says the number of new cases in the region is "causing some particular concern".

One ex-minister says it was "outrageous" new rules were made "without consultation" of Parliament.

Matt Hancock describes it as a "defining moment" in the effort to control the spread of Covid-19.

Young people in Nottingham explain how they feel about the new restrictions after a rise in coronavirus cases.

Up to 300 people who attended a football match must self-isolate after 61 coronavirus cases.

Symbolic trade deal will cover 99% of UK exports to Japan but boost economy by just 0.07%.

Boris Johnson wants marshals to help ensure social distancing rules are followed. But how will they do that?

Artists and platform bosses discuss the app's impact on breaking new talent and its challenges ahead.