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Around three times the normal proportion of people chose simple funerals during the crisis.
‘At TikTok we welcome competition,’ new chief Kevin Mayers says.
Commons Foreign Affairs Committee chairman Tom Tugendhat’s comments triggered an angry response from Iran’s ambassador to the UK, Hamid Baeidinejad.
Researchers are aiming to use a toxin to develop new anti-TB drugs.
Urgent action is needed to prevent a mental health crisis harming a whole generation of young people, a charity has said.
It was revealed this month that just 1.4% of recorded rape cases ended with a prosecution in the year to March.
The virus crisis has caused thousands of job losses at motor companies and suppliers, SMMT study finds.
Aldi has seen sales increase during the coronavirus pandemic.
Travellers returning from Spain have to quarantine for 14 days.
It is claimed the MP’s Facebook posts were ‘offensive and insulting in nature to those who speak the Irish language’.
Researchers found that in some areas of the Mediterranean, sperm whales are not fans of foraging for food at dawn.
Average hours worked dropped by around 40% in lockdown, research suggests.
Marie McCourt says Ian Simms should not be freed until he reveals where her daughter’s body is hidden.
The return of a long-lost core sample from the US helped experts determine the ‘sarsen’ stones came from around 15 miles away.
The Duchess of Sussex is suing Associated Newspapers over an article which reproduced parts of a letter she sent her father, Thomas Markle, in 2018.
Waterstones has opened nearly all its bookshops since lockdown was eased.
A faith group is pursuing legal action against the Department for Health and Social Care.
University researchers hope their efforts can lead to a workable test which can be carried out on labour wards.
Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden said testing passengers at airports is not a ‘silver bullet’.
Macmillan Cancer Support said the shielding programme had been a vital lifeline.
