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- Coronavirus: University cap 'won't see English student raid'
- Self-help for child sex thoughts up 50% since lockdown
- House prices see largest monthly fall for 11 years, says Nationwide
- Coventry teenager dies from suspected stab injuries
- Coronavirus: Quarantine plan, NI hotels and Commons 'deadlock'
- Coronavirus: 'Everyone thought it would be me who died'
- Abortion: Assembly to debate recent changes to NI laws
- Hussain Manawer's poem in tribute to coronavirus victims
- Coronavirus: Ministers 'looking at ways to relax travel quarantine rule'
- George Floyd death: Why US protests resonate in the UK
Coronavirus: University cap 'won't see English student raid'
A recruitment cap has been brought in as institutions plan for the coronavirus aftermath.
Self-help for child sex thoughts up 50% since lockdown
Number of people seeking help for sexual thoughts about children doubled during lockdown – UK charity.
House prices see largest monthly fall for 11 years, says Nationwide
The Nationwide says house prices fell 1.7% in May as the coronavirus crisis hit market activity.
Coventry teenager dies from suspected stab injuries
An 18-year-old woman is arrested on suspicion of murder as the "domestic incident" is investigated.
Coronavirus: Quarantine plan, NI hotels and Commons 'deadlock'
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this morning.
Coronavirus: 'Everyone thought it would be me who died'
Edith McCracken and her husband went into hospital at the same time but only Edith, with asthma and COPD, survived.
Abortion: Assembly to debate recent changes to NI laws
The laws changed in March, but some Stormont parties do not support parts of the legislation.
Hussain Manawer's poem in tribute to coronavirus victims
BBC Breakfast commissioned poet Hussain Manawer to mark three months since the first UK coronavirus death.
Coronavirus: Ministers 'looking at ways to relax travel quarantine rule'
It comes after some MPs criticised the government's plan to quarantine people coming to the UK for 14 days.
George Floyd death: Why US protests resonate in the UK
British people explain why the death of George Floyd has had such a big impact in the UK.
Puffins' Farne Islands nesting areas 'may expand without tourists'
The Farne Islands off Northumberland have been closed to the public during the coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus: The lockdown in Historic England pictures
Historic England has collected 200 pictures they say reflect the nation's coronavirus lockdown.
Coronavirus: The London hospital hit by a 'tidal wave' of patients
Northwick Park Hospital was overwhelmed with Covid patients. How did staff cope with the onslaught?
Lockdown break-ups and job changes boost rentals
Supply of new properties for rent is not keeping up with demand, property giant Rightmove says.
Coronavirus: How dangerous is lifting lockdown?
Why is lifting restrictions being described as a "dangerous moment"?
Cleddau Bridge disaster: 50th anniversary of fatal collapse
Four people were killed when the Cleddau Bridge collapsed on a village on 2 June, 1970.
Man run over and stabbed in Harrow 'in critical condition'
The victim, thought to be in in his late teens, was attacked in north-west London on Monday night.
Coronavirus: Tooth decay fears over dentist wait until 2021
Dentists across Wales want to be able to offer more than just urgent care to patients before next year.
UK soldiers unlikely to be prosecuted over Iraq war crime claims
A top prosecutor says all but one of thousands of claims from the 2003 invasion have been dismissed.
NHS test & trace: Does contact tracing stop coronavirus?
Wales is the latest part of the UK to launch a tracing system, but how do they work?