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What the numbers say about Covid-19 in the UK since March 19.
And fewer university undergraduates say they are happy and believe their life to be worthwhile, a survey suggests.
Around 80% of families have enjoyed spending time together during shutdown, sparking calls for greater workplace flexibility.
The latest lockdown easing will see zoos and safari parks reopening from June 15.
Home Secretary Priti Patel is understood to have had a ‘firm’ conversation with Andy Marsh over the issue.
Researchers from Trinity College Dublin and the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland carried out the research.
Footage posted online shows Millard Scott, 62, fall down stairs after being warned by officers.
Mark Drakeford told the Senedd the pandemic regulations would be reviewed next week, which could pave the way for non-essential retail to reopen.
A £2.8 billion stimulus package would support jobs, cut energy bills and tackle climate emissions, experts said.
They tried to make the highly-dangerous journey aboard a makeshift raft and paddled using shovels.
Public health experts from around the world gave evidence to the Commons Home Affairs Committee.
Police chiefs also want the public to remain aware of the continued risk of a terror attack as lockdown rules are eased.
Victims of crime will be able to access sites run by the likes of Refuge and the NSPCC without incurring any charges.
The PM refused to condemn Donald Trump’s response to the death of George Floyd, describing the US as a ‘bastion of peace and security’.
The monarch chose a list of her best horses, ponies and racehorses for Horse & Hound magazine.
The Duchess of Cambridge has teamed up with the National Portrait Gallery to stage the Hold Still photographic project.
All cars, vans and motorcycles have been eligible to delay MOT testing for six months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Infectious disease specialist Professor David Heymann said that at present, apps are not effective enough to be used alone.
The Labour leader also pressed the Prime Minister to work with him to deal with the ‘mess’ over schools.
The PA news agency has been behind the scenes with First Minister Arlene Foster and Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill.
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