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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.

TV host James Corden sums up how many people are feeling during the coronavirus situation.

Matt Hancock thanks the public for cooperating with the government's "draconian measures".

Alex Wood did the "deliberate act" as he was being arrested for assaulting a woman, police say.

With people staying inside because of coronavirus, the animals are providing "free entertainment".

The airline says it is facing a challenging environment in "unprecedented circumstances".

The government in England has changed its mind on home abortion several times.

BBC News NI's Jayne McCormack assesses the law change and how the Covid-19 crisis might affect it.

The changes mean abortion will be allowed in all circumstances in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.

Ancient air pollution, trapped in ice, reveals details about life and death in 12th Century Britain.

The guidance to officers comes amid criticism of how some forces have enforced social distancing measures.

The BBC has spoken to two women who are currently under lockdown with men who have abused them.