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Actor and dialect coach Andrew Jack was a "wonderful, talented, beloved gentleman," a co-star says.

The Marshes rewrote One Day More from the musical Les Miserables into a song about self-isolation.

The government is working to increase coronavirus tests, Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove says.

Newsreader George Alagiah says he caught the virus between cancer treatments and had mild symptoms.

Two girls, aged two and four, are found dead alongside their parents at a house in West Sussex.

Officers and staff from Legacy Investigations Branch are redeployed to respond to coronavirus crisis.

The internet retailer says it would share the kits with the NHS if asked to do so by the government.

The three divisions of England's National League are suspended indefinitely because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Workers who started new jobs in March are not eligible for the government's wage grant scheme.

Staff at Green Valleys Health are dancing every lunchtime to entertain residents next door.

The winning ticket matched all five main numbers and the two Lucky Star numbers two weeks ago.

Study describes how app would alert citizens if someone they came into contact with tests positive.

What is the Scottish government's emergency coronavirus legislation actually going to do?

The airlines' trade body wants to give vouchers for cancelled flights but passengers are unhappy.

Scotland sees its biggest daily increase in the number of coronavirus deaths so far, with a further 13 people dying.

Harold Pearsall, who was 97, had tested positive for Covid-19 while in hospital.

A London paramedic says he does not feel protected while treating patients with suspected coronavirus.

Lenders are cutting back on loans, unless borrowers have a huge deposit or plenty of equity.

He will sign off after nine years as co-host of the BBC One show - but he won't be in the studio.

Aldi, Morrisons and Waitrose are easing restrictions on some of their products.