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- Inmate not checked before cell death, says sister
- Thunderstorms reported after Met Office warning
- Thousands join pro-Palestinian march in London
- Instructor and pupil's 'lucky escape' in hit-and-run
- Huge search for two teenage boys in river
- Search for two boys missing in river
- 'Boil water' notice mostly lifted after Devon outbreak
- Smoke fills street as London bus catches fire
- M&S website and app hit by technical issue
- Three still held over murder of woman in Belfast
Blind downhill mountain biker aims to turn professional
Xavier Hopkins, who only has 10% of his sight, turned his passion for mountain biking into a career.
Coronavirus: 'Government must publish contact-tracing app data'
A health charity wants to know how well England and Wales' contact-tracing app fared in tests.
Coronavirus: Covid restrictions a wake-up call, says Arlene Foster
NI's first and deputy first ministers hold a live televised address as new restrictions are imposed.
West Ham: David Moyes, Issa Diop & Josh Cullen test positive for coronavirus
West Ham United manager David Moyes and two of the Premier League club's players test positive for coronavirus.
Newspaper headlines: 'Rule of six months' and second lockdown warning
Wednesday's papers focus on Boris Johnson's TV broadcast about the latest coronavirus measures.
Coronavirus: PM says health depends on ‘individual behaviour’
In a televised address, Boris Johnson warns that "too many breaches" have allowed the virus to spread.
First minister: 'Wales cannot let the virus take hold of our lives again'
As cases rise, Wales' first minister asks people only to travel when they need to.
Pubs in Wales to close at 22:00 from Thursday
Pubs will be forced to close early every night in a bid to tackle the rising rate of coronavirus.
Coronavirus weddings: 'We have to phone 15 people and un-invite them'
Couples react as Boris Johnson halves the number of people allowed to attend a wedding to 15.
Barclays to send staff back to working from home
The bank will tell "hundreds" of UK staff to stop coming into the office following new guidance.
The off-duty policewoman who lost her life in Arena attack
Police officer Elaine McIver "embraced life" and was "a joy to be around", her sister says.
Leyton Orient v Tottenham: Carabao Cup tie called off after positive coronavirus tests
Leyton Orient's EFL Cup game against Tottenham is called off after a number of O's players test positive for Covid-19.
Exeter University: 'Hundreds' breach social distancing at cinema event
Exeter University says it cancelled Monday's cinema night after a "huge crowd" watched Mamma Mia.
Coronavirus: Keir Starmer says country needs 'clear leadership'
The Labour leader accuses the government of not having a "clear strategy" to tackle the rising cases.
Quadrupling in schools sending pupils home in Covid cases
School attendance figures for England show big rise in pupils sent home because of Covid-19 incidents.
Coronavirus: 'We've reached a perilous turning point', says Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson says new restrictions being introduced in England could prevent tougher rules later.
'Closing pubs at 10pm halves your takings'
The hospitality industry warns the earlier closing time will have a 'devastating' impact.
HMP Whitemoor inmates 'wore fake suicide belts in officer attack'
A convicted terrorist and a "radicalised" inmate deny attempting to murder a prison officer.
Leighton Buzzard hit by third earthquake in two weeks
The British Geological Survey says provisional data suggests it was a 3.0-magnitude tremor.
Coronavirus: PM says Covid 'complacency could be our undoing'
Boris Johnson says new restrictions are needed now to avoid "more drastic action" in the future.