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The boy says he recognised the man's eyes and voices, court hears.

About 160,000 UK tourists are in France at the moment, 24 hours before new quarantine rules kick in.

Grant Shapps says the government has taken a "practical approach" to the France quarantine measures.

Daily visitors to the Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall have tripled, its caretaker says.

The Olympian was eventually told he has cysts and now wants other men to "take it seriously".

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Friday morning.

A review is called for so politicians can be confident no student in Wales has been unfairly treated.

Peter Weir seeks to reassure, but unions remain unconvinced by the new coronavirus guidelines.

The vaccines are being developed by the pharmaceutical company Janssen and US biotech firm Novavax.

Almost two-thirds of elite British female athletes have experienced sexism in sport but the vast majority did not feel able to report it. Here, four women share their stories anonymously.

People returning from the Netherlands and Malta from Saturday will also have to self-isolate.

Hospital admissions are not rising despite increases in coronavirus cases, according to NHS England data.

Pupils from low-income migrant families should keep getting government support, say charities.

Many of Friday's papers lead on reaction to A-level results and calls for the system to be reviewed.

Six months on from the devastation caused by Storm Dennis, there are calls for urgent action.

How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?

Outbreaks elsewhere linked to people meeting in homes mean changes will not now happen on Monday.

Taking customers' details and infection control measures are now mandatory for Scotland's hospitality sector.

Jack Ransom believes he would not have survived to live to 100 if WW2 had lasted much longer.

The latest criticism of Shrewsbury and Telford hospital trust includes "new areas for concern".