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Another 133 people test positive for coronavirus in the 24-hour period up to Monday morning.

Bride-to-be Rachel Godiff says the travel ban between Scotland and Manchester "seems unfair".

The vessel, reportedly costing up to £200m, will sail the globe promoting trade with the UK.

The former paratrooper faces two counts of murder and five of attempted murder on Bloody Sunday.

Fans are told not to travel to Amsterdam for Wales' Euro 2020 last 16 tie in Euro 2020.

An overhaul of Scottish education will see the exams body replaced and "substantial" reforms to the schools agency.

Those over 40 will not have to wait longer than 8 weeks for a second dose, the health minister says.

Scotland's first minister says she is "confused" by the criticism from Greater Manchester's mayor.

The move will secure more than 1,100 jobs and ensure continuity of care for about 650 residents.

Wales' overall infection rate is now 29 per 100,000 compared to less than 10 at the start of June.

One daughter escaped through rubble, with friends fundraising to help them "rebuild their lives".

The lifting of restrictions is being delayed, which could affect planned events

Key maps and charts explaining how the virus has spread around the world.

Ministers may agree on the solution, but not on how to pay for improvements to the creaking care system.

Coronavirus restrictions are staying in place because of concerns about the Delta variant.

Will we still need to be socially distanced through the summer? A social distancing review is advising the government.

BBC News NI explains what is happening within the DUP and its wider implications for devolution.

New guidance gives hope to people who want to go to see their loved ones.

Criticism of travel curbs from the Greater Manchester mayor and a possible Treasury 'raid' on pensions make the front pages.