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Many Sunday papers cover the view of top doctors that children face a small coronavirus risk at school.

The taoiseach and his deputy say the EU commissioner's apology for attending a golf event came late.

Those who attend gatherings in England can also be issued a £100 penalty, doubling on each offence up to £3,200.

Ireland's Katie Taylor lands a superb win in a relentless rematch with Delfine Persoon and retains her world lightweight titles.

More children would be harmed by not going to school than by going, England's chief medical officer says.

England's chief medical officer says reopening classrooms carries an "incredibly small" risk to pupils.

Two people are treated for minor injuries after being hurt in the blast in Stowmarket.

Signe Bruun's late winner gives Paris St-Germain victory over Arsenal in the Women's Champions League quarter-finals.

A man found "slumped" by the side of a main route into Birmingham with a chest wound dies.

The 28-year-old says he was treated at the hospital where he works for a suspected broken nose.

Queues of vehicles form as the historic crossing next to the Tower of London fails to close.

The man, 62, is taken to Belfast for questioning while officers search a property in Edinburgh.

The teenager was one of four people seriously injured when a boat hit a buoy at a Southampton marina.

Children and staff at James Gillespie's High School in Edinburgh must wear face coverings while moving between classes.

A group armed with baseball bats and knives attacks a 24-year-old in a London park.

Nicola Williams died after an incident in a river in Cardiff on Friday evening.

Police stations in Antrim and Newtownabbey have been closed for a deep clean, the PSNI says.

Official figures show the biggest 24-hour increase in cases by health board was 78 in NHS Tayside.

Staff at Bristol Zoo say they said they arrived at work "to find a brand new baby in the house".

Sir Mark Walport says, unlike smallpox, coronavirus will not be eradicated by vaccination.