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Seven patients remain "very unwell" at Craigavon Area Hospital, with more than 80 staff self-isolating.

The airline expects to fly fewer passengers because it says consumer confidence has been dented.

Musician Olivia Dean, from east London, has turned to a bright yellow van to play live music again.

Covid-19 cases are now "increasing exponentially", says a member of the government's scientific advisory group.

After a spike in cases, socialising and travel bans come into force in the county but pubs remain open.

One million Scots being banned from visiting other households dominates the front pages.

The fire broke out at a shed in the County Down town on Monday night.

An Ulster University report says alternative ways of governing schools in NI should be considered.

A network of "post Covid" clinics are needed for thousands of chronically ill patients, rehab experts say.

Fifty-seven experts write a letter to the health minister raising their worries about patient safety.

HMRC is reviewing 27,000 "high risk" cases that could have been paid out wrongly or fraudulently.

Students are finding out their course this term will be online but many have already paid for rent.

An industry body says up 12,500 jobs could be lost as a survey reveals ongoing pressure on the hospitality sector.

Changes in all our lives have increased anxiety levels but there is support and advice available.

The English Spelling Society uses a speech from Hamlet to demonstrate other ways of spelling.

Manchester is growing fast, but some older residents feel they are being forced to give up their homes.

Residents in the city of Leicester still cannot meet with other households in homes or gardens.

A new shared ownership model has been launched to help more people onto the property ladder.

The man's name was discovered by criminals who he says then threatened to "chop him up".

Bar worker Liv Lewis says people in Birmingham's Gay Village are "very protective" of one another.