Doreen, Carol and Dotty have come up with a plan to live together if further restrictions are brought in.
A model enthusiast has had his own steampunk designs patented by the British railway brand Hornby.
The closure of UK schools and reports of plans to lock down the capital feature on the front pages.
Charities are working to help pupils who are entitled to free school meals after they are sent home.
Firms are confused about how to access the government support promised to combat the impact of coronavirus.
Health workers feel like "cannon fodder" as they don't have equipment to keep them safe from the virus.
Earl Sewell died at Birmingham hospital but the family cannot register his death due to virus.
Exams in England and Wales will not go ahead this academic year, as the coronavirus outbreak worsens.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon warns schools may not reopen before the summer due to coronavirus.
Schools will shut to pupils from Monday, NI First Minister Arlene Foster says.
The pound falls to its lowest level against the dollar since 1985, trading at $1.15.
The Care Quality Commission failed to act on claims by whistleblowers.
The company says its busy period now extends all the way from lunchtime to the evening.
The Bank of England boss says firms should think carefully before firing staff
Boris Johnson has announced that schools in the UK will close to prevent the further spread of coronavirus.
Scottish minister Mike Russell says preparations for an independence referendum are on hold.
Different accounts of an alleged 2015 fight with Amber Heard are debated at a preliminary hearing.
The 31-year-old daughter of the Duke of York is due to marry Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi on May 29.
With coronavirus spreading, ministers are looking for new ways to make us behave more hygienically.
Rail timetable reductions could take effect in days as train firms deal coronavirus effects.
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