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Firms offering self-catering properties say new coronavirus rules "pull the rug" from under the sector.

The furlough scheme should be extended for struggling industries, the Treasury Select Committee says.

Friday's front pages focus on the potential political fallout of an intense day of Brexit talks.

Southampton's BOATS2020 and another show were expected to attract 20,000 visitors over 10 days.

A survey showed some flats had highly flammable polystyrene insulation in the cladding.

The pandemic has left a 43,000-backlog of defendants awaiting trial with many on remand.

The housing secretary says evictions will not be permitted over the festive period.

Travellers arriving in England from mainland Portugal must self-isolate for two weeks from Saturday.

Councils in two areas have issued the voluntary advice in a bid to avoid a local lockdown.

Restrictions to curb the spread of Covid-19 will affect the Ballymena area and parts of Belfast.

British boxing legend Alan Minter, who won a world title and an Olympic bronze medal, dies at the age of 69.

The Avengers and Game of Thrones star is remembered as a "luminous" talent and a "wonderful actress".

A pictorial look back at the career of the British actress, who has died aged 82.

The dance troupe performed a Black Lives Matters-inspired routine on Saturday's Britain's Got Talent.

Tracy Bonner was initially offered an appointment two hours away from her home in Nottinghamshire.

Police want to identify a man reportedly seen waving a gun inside a church in Walsall.

The actress wore a cat suit in The Avengers, married James Bond and featured in Game of Thrones.

The 100-year-old veteran is an honorary colonel of the Army Foundation College in Harrogate.

Zion Lights says a car-crash TV interview led her to rethink her support for Extinction Rebellion.

Witnesses have been talking about what happened when a school bus hit a bridge seriously injuring three children