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Measures include ending term early, moving teaching online and cancelling exams.

The Charlatans frontman Tim Burgess says the veteran radio DJ was the first to champion the band.

With elite football in Britain postponed for three weeks because of the coronavirus pandemic, what happens now?

Beds need to be freed up for coronavirus cases in Wales, the health minister says.

An elderly patient who had tested positive for Covid-19 has died in a hospital in the Lothian area.

Minister signals that health services will be "significantly curtailed" to cope with patients.

Local and mayoral elections will be held in May next year due to the spread of the virus.

Robyn Williams has been unfairly targeted due to her race, the Metropolitan Black Police Association says.

April's London Marathon is postponed and rearranged for 4 October because of the coronavirus outbreak.

Airline boss spells out the crisis caused by coronavirus in a memo to staff titled "The Survival of BA".

The three Britons tested negative for coronavirus but are being kept in an abandoned hospital.

Investigators also say the footballer, 28, would have been "deeply unconscious" during the crash.

Buckingham Palace says changes to the Queen's diary commitments are a "sensible precaution".

James Toogood is accused of causing the explosion at a flat while trying to make cannabis oil.

The government's top scientists are ploughing a different furrow to that of many other countries.

The SNP party worker said the alleged incident in September 2014 had been "like an awful nightmare".

The woman was found guilty of lying about being raped by a group of young Israelis in Cyprus.

Wayne Wellington is jailed for nine years after being found guilty of killing two men in a crash.

The baking giant with 2,050 stores has struggled to succeed in the spiritual homeland of pasties.

All elite football in England is suspended until at least 3 April as a result of the spread of coronavirus.