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Hundreds of would-be holidaymakers are finding their bookings have been cancelled last minute.

It would manage a "crude" trade-off between lives and jobs as the UK economy reopens, a report says.

More beauty treatments, small wedding receptions and live indoor shows can resume this weekend.

Police say they believe the shooting of Cole Kershaw in Bury was not a "random attack".

BBC weather presenter Owain Wyn Evans explains why it's been so hot and stormy.

A witness reports hearing an explosion and one casualty is airlifted to hospital with serious burns.

Health officials are working with the sandwich makers in Northampton, where 299 tested positive.

The cast and crew of Sleepless describe the preparations for their ''coronavirus-safe'' production.

Buildings used by the Conservatives, Labour, Lib Dems and Greens are targeted in protest.

Dani Yates, 18, has been looking after his parents since the age of nine.

The three former Greater Manchester Police officers led an inquiry into child sexual exploitation.

Students share their disappointment after their predicted exam results were downgraded.

Some students who haven't got the results they wanted are angry about how the situation has been dealt with.

Education editor Branwen Jeffreys explains how A-level grades were decided this year and what you can do if you didn't get what you expected.

Supermarket supplier Moy Park said undercover footage had been "edited with an agenda in mind".

Photos from across England show a remarkable lightning show on a stormy Wednesday night.

The 17-year-old boy who murdered Lindsay Birbeck is named as Rocky Marciano Price.

It will serve self-isolation alerts based on logs of who the user was recently in close contact with.

Fire fighters attend several incidents following night-time thunderstorms.

Minister outlines "relaxed" social distancing rules and optional face coverings in classrooms.