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Dr Alfa Saadu worked as a medical director and across many hospitals in London, his family said.

It comes as the government hopes to increase testing for NHS workers to "hundreds of thousands" a day.

A family of 13 is having to make changes to the way they live to protect their elders.

A dog trainer says there are still lots of things you can do if you are stuck in the house.

The chain is the latest supermarket to reward staff for their extra efforts during the crisis.

Wimbledon is cancelled for 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic - so where does that leave tennis for the rest of the year?

Owen Harding's mother said the situation is now "an emergency" and asked UK walkers to look for him.

All Champions League and Europa League matches are suspended "until further notice" because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Five women have been sent to a detention centre since a detainee tested positive there, a charity says.

Prof Peter Sinclair taught the future prime minister at Brasenose College in the 1980s.

Police say prosecuting Marie Dinou, who was arrested at Newcastle Central Station, was a last resort.

Customers complained that they had been left unable to access their accounts on Wednesday.

The Prince of Wales has spoken of the "strange and distressing" experience of being ill with Covid-19.

The family of Matthew McCombe, grandson of Lisbon Lion Billy McNeill, have confirmed his death.

Prospect Cottage in Dungeness had been at risk of being sold privately.

BBC 1Xtra's DJ Ace puts out a message of reassurance for people with underlying health problems.

Supermarket chain is accused of exploiting its essential business status to sell its Argos homewares.

Five cultural events, including the Fringe and the Military Tattoo, will not take place in August.

Photographers in England capture amazing star trails, from home or on their daily exercise.

Alex Jones gets emotional as her co-host says goodbye - from his sofa as he's self-isolating.