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Testing is voluntary, but other universities say they will not set up similar programmes.

The Royal Mile still attracts street performers and tourists but businesses are suffering.

Mobile testing units have previously been run by the Army in communities across Scotland.

After five months of lockdown, indoor sports and fitness can start up again under Covid restrictions.

Two men are arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to kidnap, after a man was abducted on a street in Manchester.

Taxpayer money was used to pay influencers to promote Test and Trace.

Several papers lead with criticism over Rishi Sunak's reported plans to raise taxes in the next Budget.

A group of restaurateurs wants the Eat Out To Help Out scheme to be brought back in the autumn.

Charity shops say donations have more than doubled since lockdown restrictions were eased.

Gym owner Mike Hind and his team have been delivering care packages to vulnerable people.

The government's dining discount scheme ends on Monday, but there are calls for it to be extended.

The government is urged to delay exams as late as July to allow more coronavirus "catch-up" teaching.

Outsourcing firm Capita is looking to close offices as the trend for flexible working accelerates.

The chief executive of the Jockey Club resigns after an independent inquiry upheld allegations of bullying, racist comments and the circulation of offensive material.

The 26-year-old was flown to hospital in Cardiff from a popular beach on Wales' west coast.

England brilliantly chase 196 to beat Pakistan by five wickets in the second Twenty20 international at Emirates Old Trafford.

Payments to NI contaminated blood victims are to be brought in line with those in England.

All passengers on the flight to Cardiff from Zante are told to self-isolate.

The daily increase is the biggest in more than a week, but comes as testing reaches record levels.

Two men were hurt when they stopped to help the driver of a car involved in a crash, police say.