Parents' frustration is mounting over the disruption to children's education and their own working lives.

A video shared online appears to show two men laughing and jeering at England's chief medical officer.

Ollie Bibby's parents are "livid" that Matt Hancock broke rules that they were forced to observe.

Wearing a high grade FFP3 mask can almost entirely protect health workers from Covid, research finds.

A Home Affairs Committee report is calling for new laws to help protect shop workers from abuse.

BBC Sport looks at a Euro 2020 last-16 fixture that could lay the groundwork for what England v Germany means for a whole new generation.

What happens if a housemate tests positive for Covid just as you were about to move out?

Prices rose 13.4% in the UK in the year to June and are close to record highs in relation to incomes.

A small percentage of devices' cost should go into a fund for UK creators and performers, a group says.

The city is worried about the more infectious Delta strain and ranks Britain as a 'high risk' country.

Phone bans and other ways to create "calm classrooms" are considered in a consultation on discipline.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday morning.

There is 'no reason' for England's final Covid restrictions to last beyond 19 July, the government says.

After the easing of lockdown restrictions was delayed in England, music festivals announce their plans.

Any combination of Pfizer or AstraZeneca for first and second doses works, a study suggests.

UK travellers will have to prove they have been fully vaccinated against coronavirus on arrival.

Spectators on Centre Court pay tribute to key people who led the fight against Covid-19, including scientists and NHS staff.

Ben Wallace and senior commanders quarantine after armed forces boss tests positive for coronavirus.

The new health secretary must deal with massive waiting lists and exhausted health staff.

Nicola Sturgeon said these are "minor, but important changes" towards returning to normal in Scotland.

Some 460 anti-Semitic incidents were reported to the Community Security Trust from 8 May to 7 June.

Malcolm Brown developed a rare autoimmune disease after suffering food poisoning while on a self-catering trip.

The BBC's Andrew Marr fell ill with Covid-19, despite being vaccinated twice.

The presenter is taking over from Nick Hewer as the host of Channel 4's daytime quiz show.

Nine charts showing the state of the social care sector in England.

After a pandemic-enforced gap, the ITV2 dating show returns on Monday with 11 new islanders.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says 19 July is very likely to be the date restrictions are lifted in England.

The Queen and the Prince William visit the Irn-Bru factory.

Australian farmer Tracey Kruger spreads joy with pictures of her rescue lambs in colourful outfits.

The new Health Secretary Sajid Javid says he wants any lifting of restrictions to be irreversible.

A 106-year-old war veteran completes his bucket list dream of flying a plane by using a simulator.

Java Whiskers is London’s latest cat cafe and is currently home to nine felines who have been looking for new owners.

Tuesday's papers focus on lifting lockdown in England, and the aftermath of Matt Hancock's resignation.

Floodwater gushes into homes in and around Chard, Somerset, following heavy rainfall.

A further 3,285 cases of the virus have been recorded in Scotland, with 12.6% of tests positive.

The Northern Trust is reviewing the work of a consultant radiologist after concerns were raised.

The first minister warns the union may break up if the UK government does not change strategy.

The car was an engagement gift from Prince Charles in May 1981, two months before their wedding.