UK
In Pictures: Life in lockdown captured in photographic ‘time capsule’
Parents of London Bridge victim issue rental cars appeal on anniversary
What the papers say – June 2
William and Kate praise Australia’s first responders
-
Air bridges between UK and low-risk countries could be introduced at end of June
Quarantine-free travel between Britain and some countries could be introduced at the end of this month if infection rates at home and abroad are
-
Anger from devolved administrations over limits on student numbers
Ministers in the devolved administrations have reacted angrily to a decision by the UK Government to limit the number of students from England they
-
Flights arranged for hundreds of Britons stranded in Central and South America
More than 400 British travellers stranded in six Central and South American countries will be able to return home on two charter flights this
-
MPs to return to Westminster after virtual proceedings dropped
MPs will return to Westminster on Tuesday after the Government dropped virtual proceedings, despite concerns shielding politicians will be unable to
-
New reporting process sees 445 extra Covid-19 deaths added to UK total
An additional 445 people who died with Covid-19 have been added to the UK total following the introduction of a new reporting process.The new
-
Stormont executive fails to agree position on Brexit extension
A call to extend the Brexit transition period to give businesses more time to deal with coronavirus has divided the Stormont executive.SDLP
-
No coronavirus arrests over first weekend of easing lockdown in Scotland
No arrests relating to coronavirus were made over the first weekend of lockdown measures being eased in Scotland.Figures from Police Scotland
-
Frustration as staff on coronavirus test and trace project ‘have nothing to do’
A number of newly employed contact tracers have raised questions about the Government's new programme for tracking coronavirus cases after
-
Joint Biosecurity Centre being pulled together as lockdown eases – Hancock
The Joint Biosecurity Centre – the body tasked with assessing the Covid-19 alert level – is not yet up and running, Matt Hancock
-
Shielding advice in Northern Ireland to change next week if R rate under control
At-risk people urged to shield during the coronavirus emergency could be able to go outside again from next week, Stormont’s leaders have
-
Owner of Durdle Door says unlimited travel led to ‘unacceptable’ visitor numbers
The owner of Durdle Door has said the easing of lockdown restrictions in England to allow for unlimited travel resulted in an "unacceptable
-
Hancock defends test and trace system as thousands of pupils return to school
Health Secretary Matt Hancock has defended the Government’s test and trace system, as thousands of young children in England returned to
-
Special charity pins to say ‘heartfelt thanks’ to helpers during Covid-19
Special charity pins have been designed by celebrities as a small way for people to say thank you to someone who has helped them during the
-
Stars design charity pins to say ‘heartfelt thanks’ to helpers during Covid-19
Special charity pins have been designed by celebrities as a small way for people to say “thank you” to someone who has helped
-
Kensington Palace 'files legal complaint' with Tatler after claims Duchess of Cambridge was 'overworked'
Kensington Palace has filed a legal complaint to Tatler after it ran an article suggesting the Duchess of Cambridge was upset at her increased
-
Hotel enquiries jump after July 20 set for reopening in Northern Ireland
Enquiry levels “jumped” immediately after Stormont said Northern Ireland’s hotels can reopen from July 20 as long as
-
Astronaut describes ‘new car smell’ as SpaceX’s Dragon capsule docked into ISS
Nasa astronaut Chris Cassidy has said the Crew Dragon capsule had a “new car” smell as the hatch opened into the International
