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The scheme to pay wages of workers on leave because of coronavirus has been extended to the end of October.

How Stormont's approach to easing restrictions differs from that taken by GB and the Republic of Ireland.

The surprise, virtual meeting brings back strong feelings and memories for the pair.

Nicola Sturgeon tells Scottish companies to follow her government's guidance and not bring staff back yet.

There is unlikely to be a normal summer holiday season this year, Matt Hancock has said.

Official statistics show a large increase in the number of UK deaths above the expected level.

Head teacher leader and council boss say they need more time to prepare for school reopening in England.

The stamps show some of the soap's best-loved double acts including Jack and Vera and Ken and Deirdre.

Belly Mujinga's husband says she was "a good person, a good mother, and a good wife".

July's Anniversary Games in London are cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic, UK Athletics confirms.

For the first time, Wales shows a fall in the percentage of all deaths involving coronavirus.

The government scheme, due to end in June, is currently subsidising the wages of six million people.

BBC News NI has visited Massereene Manor Nursing Home where six coronavirus deaths have been confirmed.

More than 2,400 deaths in care home linked to virus - down from 2,800 the week before.

During the lockdown Transport for London has lost 90% of its overall income, new documents reveal

The five-stage plan for easing restrictions will be made public later on Tuesday morning.

The airline aims to reintroduce 40% of its schedule from July, subject to travel restrictions being lifted.

Sima Kotecha faced "racist and abusive behaviour" while preparing to conduct interviews in Leicester.

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

Strict new coronavirus guidelines mean the way midwives work has now changed.