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Tributes flood in for the "groundbreaking" journalist and cancer awareness campaigner.

Xinhua Wu believes the attack was racially-motivated because of the coronavirus crisis.

Department for Transport funding will support "essential services" across England, a spokesman says.

Nairn and Elizabeth Lawson required hospital treatment after contracting coronavirus.

Dr Meena Viz - who is pregnant - and husband Dr Nishant Joshi claim government advice is unclear.

The EU’s chief negotiator says there will be “no ambitious trade deal without an ambitious level playing field” over competition.

Qualifications where students need to take a hands-on test will be delayed, says exams watchdog.

To mark Shakespeare Day 2020, some of Britain’s most famous Shakespearean actors read an excerpt of Richard II.

Baroness Doreen Lawrence, Labour's new race relations adviser, is heading the investigation.

"Dominating, violent sex offender" Junior Chester Bryan targeted girls as young as 14 over 20 years.

Nine out of 10 insurance compensation claims made in the run up to last year's deadline were upheld.

The health secretary gives update, as the PM's adviser Dominic Cummings returns to work after the virus.

Companies say they are still struggling to get credit to tide them through the coronavirus pandemic.

Disadvantaged people across Greater Manchester will receive meals intended for air passengers.

Buses which are usually home to rock stars are now giving frontline workers a place to rest.

Shopping declines at the steepest pace since the Office for National Statistics started collecting data.

The most recent figures relating to all coronavirus deaths in NI have just been published.

Phil Neville says there is "plenty to work on" as it is confirmed he will leave his role as England women's manager in July 2021.

Dr Radha Modgil shares tips on staying mentally and emotionally well during the coronavirus lockdown.

A man from Cardiff describes the pain of not being able to visit his wife's grave during lockdown.