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Many of Tuesday's papers lead on news of a more localised plan for the NHS test and trace scheme.

There is concern bands could die out if they cannot play together and young players do not join.

The National Trust says some properties in Wales may be closed for years because of coronavirus.

A new support structure for the 3,600-tonne ship will also replicate the ship being afloat.

Bristol's mayor backs the scheme, saying it should be a city "where everyone feels welcome and safe".

A 10 mile tunnel under the Chilterns will be dug but campaigners say it is "decimating countryside".

Julie Morris explains what it is like to be job hunting in your late fifties during coronavirus.

Sales grew again in July, but some retailers are 'hanging by a thread', the industry body says.

The Treasury has set aside £500m to cover the cost of the scheme for restaurants, bars and cafes.

The teenager had been flown to hospital by helicopter after being pulled on to a lifeboat.

More than 100 firefighters are at the fire which is sending black smoke across Birmingham.

The Queen guitarist says his home and studio were protected from a wildfire thanks to firefighters.

Streets have been flooded in Aberystwyth and New Quay sees over 100 lightning strikes in an hour.

Organisations promoting the idea that sexuality can be changed argue their practices are ethical but Boris Johnson wants to ban the practice.

Olympic medallist Nile Wilson criticises a "culture of abuse" in British gymnastics, saying athletes are "treated like pieces of meat".

Jane Walker, 52, died after the boat she was on collided with a water bike.

A watchdog is considering whether the use of force in Marcus Coutain's arrest was "appropriate".

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Monday evening.

The rest will focus on reaching positive cases and their contacts in local areas, alongside local teams.

Stephen Gallagher admitted carrying out the "intense" knife attack at their home.