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Leah Cordice, 20, was found guilty by a jury of engaging in sexual activity with a child.

A 15-year-old boy murdered Tyrone Hayman, 17, with a "Rambo-style" knife, a court hears.

The London venue says the pandemic has been "financially devastating and could even be terminal".

Groups of up to six people will be allowed to meet outdoors and some sports can resume.

The transport secretary says people arriving from countries with low virus infection rates may not need to isolate.

Everyone aged five and over in the UK with symptoms can now be tested for coronavirus, Health Secretary Matt Hancock announces.

The event begins with a trip around broadcaster Monty Don's garden and a message from Alan Titchmarsh.

The government coronavirus help scheme has received grant requests worth £6bn, the chancellor says.

Many tourists took to the east coast seaside resort as lockdown restrictions eased across England.

Aya Hachem was found lying in the street near a Lidl supermarket on Sunday afternoon.

Loss of smell and taste join a new cough and fever as signs that self-isolation may be necessary, experts say.

John Tate suspected serial child-killer Robert Black snatched his 13-year-old daughter in 1978.

The moves will allow some sports and outdoor activities, and meeting someone from another household.

Some lockdown-easing measures take effect today, but ministers are meeting to approve other changes.

The first jury trials have begun since the Covid-19 lockdown halted UK courtroom proceedings.

The first minister says he is open to increasing fines, which are lower in Wales than England.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan says using public transport should remain "a lost resort".

Ataul Haque, a Welsh businessman, was found guilty of financing and supporting terrorist networks.

More green screens and socially distanced actors will be the norm when cameras start rolling again.

Ivy Reeves hoped to celebrate with a tearoom party but has now been discharged from hospital.