Two surviving Welsh veterans of the convoys mark the 75th anniversary of the final wartime supply voyage.
Calls are made for emergency legislation to stop shopkeepers profiteering during the coronavirus crisis.
Workers have travelled to the Isles of Scilly and been left with no income as tourism comes to a halt.
Staff at Addenbrooke's Hospital show how much protective clothing is needed to work in intensive care.
Captain Tom Moore has raised millions for NHS charities - what will happen to the money?
Listen to some BBC correspondents and guests sharing the poems that have helped them through difficult moments.
We are having longer lie-ins, but using up to 30% more energy in the middle of the day.
Arundel Castle has made a virtual tour of its tulip festival for people unable to travel.
The orchestra's 164 musicians joined together to perform the classic piece in a show of solidarity.
Saturday's papers report a UK "breakthrough" in the search for a coronavirus vaccine.
Supplies of gowns and lab coats could be exhausted within 24 hours, the head of NHS Providers warns.
A look at the first night of the 'home tour' as darts players compete from their own houses.
Nearly all passengers on flights in and out of the UK are heading home, says the aviation industry.
Coleen Greenwood became pregnant after her fraudster fiancé lied about having a vasectomy.
The 99-year-old former soldier is hailed a "one-man fundraising machine" by Prince William.
Officers say they discovered "a disturbing scene with a large amount of blood" on a driveway.
One of three finalists is named the winner of the BBC One cookery programme's latest series.
James Thompson was in the audience of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire in 2001 when the money was won.
Capacity is rising "sharply" but fewer NHS staff than expected are coming forward, Matt Hancock says.
Two charities claim Justice Secretary Robert Buckland has been "too slow" in tackling the outbreak.
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