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Kingspark School has been closed after six adults with connections to it tested positive for coronavirus.

Durham University says it will struggle to provide sufficient places amid the A-levels grading fiasco.

NHS Tayside says the cases linked to the 2 Sisters plant in Coupar Angus all have mild symptoms.

Two of the forts off Portsmouth's coast have been converted into hotels, the other needs renovation.

The leaders of NI's four main Christian churches say the move will ensure services are "safe places".

Labour claims the model used to calculate marks breached anti-discrimination and other laws.

Families of those who died in the Manchester arena attack speak of their grief and loss.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Wednesday evening.

The Bakers' Union says some workers at Greencore "are now in hardship" and struggling to pay rent.

French politicians believe the Sudanese 16-year-old was trying to cross the English Channel to the UK.

Emergency services are on the scene near Great Yarmouth Yacht Station in Norfolk.

How do businesses feel in the town with the highest number of new Covid-19 cases in England?

The government is not looking at following France in enforcing office coverings, Matt Hancock says.

Hashem Abedi refuses to attend a court as it hears emotional testimony from his victims' relatives.

Nicola Sturgeon says it is "not yet safe" to ease restrictions - but council leaders are opposed to the extension.

The government will continue making the case for a temporary move outside London during repairs.

The officer's mother calls the appeals by Albert Bowers and Jessie Cole "a kick in the stomach".

Lawyers criticised Sarah Atherton after she said the Army should be deployed to end boat crossings.

Oscar Knight, 17, says he is considering having his legs amputated to meet Paralympics criteria.

Thousands of students now have the A-level grades to get their first-choice course, but can universities still help them?