A 'major incident' is declared in South Yorkshire as rain is set to batter northern and central England.

Matt Hancock says he will stay home until Sunday and urged others to do the same if "pinged" by the app.

Despite the risks, people say they are being asked to work on site when they could do it from home.

Paul Reid was the first person to reach Saffie-Rose Roussos, eight, after the bomb was detonated.

Female perpetrated child sexual abuse remains taboo, experts say - while victims struggle to report it.

People who say Boris Johnson does not want Joe Biden as president are "mistaken", says Lord Sedwill.

David Urpeth says smart motorways without a hard shoulder carry "an ongoing risk of future deaths."

Oxford says the "public cannot get enough of experts" with a £100m donation for antibiotics research.

Tory MPs want Parliament to debate ending trade deals with countries deemed responsible for genocide.

The TV chef says she and her husband have had the jab and "would encourage everyone" to follow suit.

BBC crime drama "will continue in another form” beyond TV series, says creator.

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

Martin Freeborn's wife, Helen, lost her fight against Covid at the Royal London Hospital, where staff are struggling to cope with rising admissions.

Many parents struggle to meet their children's needs during the pandemic, say researchers.

The Welsh Ambulance Service boss warns that difficult weeks lie ahead in Covid-19 fight.

Ambulance service staff in London explain the unique pressures of working during a pandemic.

A total of 39 people on Barra in the Western Isles have tested positive in the "escalating" outbreak.

At the moment, there's no official way to prove you don't have to wear a face covering

Paramedics have faced a challenging time over the past year, and call on people to follow rules.

Soldiers from the Royal Army Medical Corps and Royal Scots Dragoon Guards are involved in the effort.

The latest daters are in unfamiliar surroundings as the Channel 4 series moves to a new restaurant.

Hackers are selling Depop app account details on the dark web for as little as 77p each online.

A new visa will give 5.4m Hong Kong residents the right to resettle in Britain. How many will leave?

Blue Monday, known as the most depressing day of the year, was made up by a travel company in 2004.

These four lads had no idea their picture would still be trending two years later.

New trading rules are causing problems for some firms, creating backlogs and uncertainty.

Thirty years after Desert Storm John Nichol says he believed "peace would prevail".

The story of how a widow and an archaeologist found a buried ship attracted Fiennes and Mulligan.

Expert’s report finds eight-year-old Saffie ‘could have been saved’ if treated adequately for her injuries.

'Truth pages', where students share their experiences of racism, have been on appearing on social media since the killing of George Floyd.

Jumping on a plane looks and feels different to how it did before the pandemic

The health secretary says everyone must continue to "stay at home whenever possible".

Kori, from Ripley in Derbyshire, was born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome.

The chief executive of NHS England is optimistic about vaccinating all adults before Autumn this year.

Tuesday's front pages report fears that millions of people could ignore Covid rules once they are vaccinated.

Hospital worker returns to work days after caring for her sister, who died with Covid on her ward.

The first minister says her statement to MSPs will concern the "duration" of Scotland's restrictions.

Stormont's finance minister calls for extra funding but the UK government says the block grant must be used.

Taxi driver David Miller was told to isolate through the NHS Covid-19 app, but received no financial help.

Days after the birth of his first child, Owen Murray was told the cancer he has is terminal.