UK News BBC News Feed

The Chelsea Pensioners are among the UK's most famous war veterans, and life for them under coronavirus is now very different.

Former Scottish rugby captain Rob Wainwright explains the ways Covid-19 has had an impact on Coll.

Suspected fraudsters and gangsters should not be charged to avoid "clogging up courts", says guidance.

Thomas Harvey's family claim with the "right" personal protective equipment he may not have died.

The government says you should only shop for "basic necessities" - but what does that actually mean?

Five BBC stations joined forces to get the country singing to Prince and Florence + The Machine.

The government warns banks not to deny emergency cash to businesses that face going under.

It comes after it was revealed only 2,000 out of half a million frontline NHS workers in England have been tested.

The pop star dreamt up her new album in Las Vegas, but she's releasing it from an Airbnb in London.

The Bafta Games Awards will be the first major awards to take place during social distancing rules.

The pandemic has raised questions about whether global health should be a more central part of national security.

We have spoken to three people who were hospitalised after contracting coronavirus.

Thousands of ex-NHS staff have returned to work to help fight coronavirus after a government appeal.

Individuals with specialist skills will provide medical and logistical support, the Ministry of Defence says.

With street sales banned, the homeless magazine's sellers have lost their income.

A group is calling for a change in regulation so drones can spray disinfectant in public places

Phil Walker has serious heart problems and says he will run out of medication "in days".

Experts are set to assess the value of face masks in helping slow the spread of coronavirus.

Tower block will have 230 beds and will help deal with the expected surge in coronavirus cases.

The Living Wage Foundation says it is important to "pull together to protect the most vulnerable".