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Production of BBC dramas Casualty, Doctors and Holby City is also on hold until further notice.

A hotel owned by the club will be offered to medics working in north-west London.

Taylor Swift, Sir Paul McCartney and Kendrick Lamar had been due to headline the event in June.

Limited number of Troubles killings to get "full-blown" investigations in new plan to deal with Northern Ireland's past.

Alex Salmond is accused of attempting to rape a woman after a meal with a celebrity at the first minister's official residence.

Mother-of-two Levi Ogden was found seriously injured in a town centre street and died in hospital.

There is help for firms thinking of cutting jobs because of the coronavirus crisis, says Andrew Bailey.

Paul Merton presents awards to Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Stephen Graham and others via a live stream.

The World War One recruitment-style poster by street artist Pegasus has appeared in Shoreditch.

Former Cardiff City and Aston Villa midfielder Peter Whittingham is in hospital with head injuries after a fall.

As the virus continues to spread, some consumers are hoarding some products.

Gin producers diversify into hand sanitisers to help ease a shortage during the coronavirus outbreak.

The man is due in court after scientist Brenda Page, 32, was found dead in her Aberdeen flat 42 years ago.

The supermarket cracks down on stockpiling and prioritises elderly people for online deliveries.

The government's new £350bn financial support package does not help some groups, chancellor told.

May Willis, who says she has never smoked, doesn't drink alcohol, still lives independently.

Five teaching unions "implore" the first and deputy first minister to bring the uncertainty to an end.

Firms which support people at home are struggling with the extra demands, care chiefs say.

The bill protects troops from prosecution for alleged historical offences in conflicts overseas.

A period drama from Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes recreates the start of the beautiful game.