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

The 15-year-old vanished from her room during a family holiday last year at a Malaysian resort.

Swimming in the sea is showing benefits for mental as well as physical health.

LCT 7074 sunk in 2010 but has been renovated and will go on display at the D-Day Story museum.

Environmentalists say the transport department has under-counted carbon emissions from new roads.

Researchers found pupils aged 13 and 14 were less anxious during lockdown compared to last year.

An impromptu market in Leicestershire was halted by a royal charter - but why do we still have them?

The industry is asking government for a new rescue plan as jobs are being lost at an "alarming" rate.

A housing group wants more protection for renters amid claims many are threatened with eviction.

The prime minister's appeal to parents to send their children back to school leads many of Monday's papers.

Live events such as concerts and comedy can also resume as further restrictions are lifted.

Boris Johnson says it would be far more damaging for a child's development for them to stay at home.

The Coastguard suspends its search for a man who radioed to report engine problems with his craft.

Figures show 119 new cases in the last 24 hours, the highest increase in NI since early May.

The officer had to "forcibly remove" her arm from her attacker's mouth, police in Manchester say.

No one has been injured in the fire in Ardmore Avenue, which police think was caused by a gas explosion.

The five-mile restriction on non-essential travel and the ban on indoor gatherings will end at midnight.

A 15-year-old girl died when a boat she was travelling on hit a buoy in water off Southampton.

One support organisation has recorded a 200% increase in people contacting its online service in Scotland.

Chris McLone's story is far from unique, say addiction specialists.