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The UK is expected to fall silent at 11am on Tuesday after Boris Johnson backs nurses' campaign.

Fern Adams is one of thousands of Scots who have lost their home-care support during the coronavirus crisis.

Ofsted chief Amanda Spielman says home and online learning are "imperfect substitutes" for school.

One officer says she "endured more abuse than dealing with drunken idiots outside nightclubs".

Bruce Ogilvie is deep-cleaning hundreds of benches and bus stops in Ayrshire to curb the spread of Covid-19.

In the UK, US, Italy and elsewhere, film piracy online shot up after lockdown measures came into effect.

Boris Johnson gave a speech in Downing Street as he returned to work after his recovery from coronavirus.

Deaths at a home in Paisley have risen to 22, while a number of residents have died at an Edinburgh home.

There are signs the UK is passing the virus peak but we must be patient with the lockdown, the PM warns.

The kitchen was set up in January and is now expanding to make more meals each week.

Complete with fake London landmarks and commentary from legendary voice of the marathon Steve Cram.

Tobias Weller, from Sheffield, uses a walking frame and is walking 750m a day to reach his target.

Helicopters, lifeboats and a warship searched for one of the divers after a Mayday call.

The case, brought on the teenager's behalf, is set to be heard at the High Court later this year.

Katie Martin says people are getting complacent and is urging the public to remain at home and stay safe.

On his first day back at Downing Street the prime minister thanked the country its efforts in fighting coronavirus.

The globetrotting BBC series came down to a nailbiting climax on Sunday - spoiler alert!

It took about 60 firefighters more than four hours to bring the blaze under control.

Some small business owners say it is a "kick in the teeth" to have no income as they do not qualify for financial aid.

One of the UK's biggest dog organisations warns against impulse pet purchases.