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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday evening.

What you need to know about travelling abroad to Portugal, Spain, Greece, France, Italy and Turkey.

Schools in Chichester take "safety precautions" after a man is reportedly seen carrying a shotgun.

The health secretary was guilty of a "minor breach" over shares in an NHS supplier.

A lawyer tells Newsbeat we should all think twice before posting anything online.

Twenty million doses have been ordered for the UK and will arrive later this year.

Mark Ormrod, who lost three limbs in Afghanistan, completed the open water swim across Plymouth Sound.

Boris Johnson did not know some costs were initially covered by a Tory donor, a report says.

Khady Gueye is pleased she started a conversation about race in her hometown - despite online abuse.

Robert Tromp was stopped by Border Force officials who found the drugs hidden in his lorry.

The couple escape almost unscathed as the slabs fell on to the car windscreen, bonnet and roof.

Frankie Morris was last seen 27 days ago after attending a rave at a disused quarry in Gwynedd.

Inquest jurors concluded that Jack Merritt and Saskia Jones were unlawfully killed at Fishmongers' Hall.

The next week or two will be crucial in determining whether 21 June relaxation can go ahead.

The city will continue to be the only part of Scotland still under tougher Covid restrictions.

Isle Martin in Wester Ross needs someone to keep the island ready to welcome visitors from June until September.

The release of a review of the case was held up after the Home Office cited national security issues.

Jack Merritt and Saskia Jones were killed at Fishmongers' Hall, during a terror attack by Usman Khan.

Anthony Sootheran lost a third of his body weight in his final months and was denied medical help.

Mark Ormrod has raised more than £400,000 for a charity that helps armed forces personnel.