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Belly Mujinga's colleagues say they are fearful of more commuters going back to work.

Ford's 1,200 workers will return to its Bridgend plant on 18 May after two months of furlough.

But the education secretary attacks "scaremongering" over going back to school.

First Minister Arlene Foster's comments come as NI trade groups question the lack of a timetable in the blueprint.

Welsh NHS workers' rendition of Bridge Over Troubled Water praised by singing legend Simon.

Researchers find dogs show similar characteristics to humans when their puberty hormones kick in.

Images from the day some of the lockdown rules are eased in England.

The mother of Coolio Carl Justin John Morgan tested positive for Covid-19 shortly after his birth.

Separate attacks hit companies involved in building emergency hospitals in Birmingham and Yorkshire.

Police across the UK now have wide-ranging powers to help fight the coronavirus pandemic.

The cinema chain is hoping to resume screenings with restrictions, potentially from July.

The Supreme Court rules the ex-Sinn Féin leader was being held unlawfully at the Maze Prison in the 1970s.

Moving is stressful at the best of times, but during lockdown it's even more difficult.

Guidance amended overnight allows childminders who care for children from the same household to reopen.

Analysts say economy was in freefall after just one full week of lockdown

Many workers were returning to public transport in the capital after lockdown rules were relaxed.

The firm says it will provide holidays again as soon as possible, but thousands of posts will be cut.

Some buskers in Norwich say they have found new ways to play their music and earn money.

Why is England pressing ahead with plans to ease lockdown rules ahead of the rest of the UK?

Unlimited exercise, meeting a friend at the park and moving house are now allowed, under new rules.