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The head of BA's parent company warns against new measures, as coronavirus cases in Portugal rise.

Almost all schools in Northern Ireland will open fully to pupils for the first time since mid-March.

Boys and poorer pupils are worst affected, a survey of more than 3,000 teachers suggests.

Four teachers share their experiences of the pandemic as they prepare to welcome pupils back to school.

Savings pots could now be worth more than £1,000 but many teenagers are unaware they exist.

The grocer is making its entire range available for delivery, but experts are divided on the move.

The musician says he is plagued by intrusive thoughts, and has suffered from OCD "my whole life".

For some people Covid just will not go away – one woman’s Instagram diary of her long-haul illness.

Some owners have decided to finance the scheme in September, even though funding has come to an end.

Scotland's first minister is to make creating jobs her top priority in the coming year at Holyrood.

As the UK copes with being in a recession, how does it compare with the recession in the 1980s?

Police say "gangs" of men bring vans filled with bikes and ride wherever they like.

Schools are preparing to reopen but uncertainty remains over breakfast clubs and after-school care.

Who was the last British deckle-maker? Who makes withy pots? And what is an orrery?

As students return to school, Tuesday's newspapers focus on the impact of lockdown on education.

The lone man had been trying to swim to Calais but was eventually found 500m off the coast of Dover.

The festivals' organisers said it was their "most epic plan yet" to help ensure they can go ahead.

About 600,000 people visit the mountain each year but many do not take their rubbish home with them.

First Minister Arlene Foster pays tribute to Samantha Gamble, from Loughbrickland, County Down.

Boris Johnson is expected to announce Prince William's former aide as cabinet secretary on Tuesday.