Robert Jenrick said the government is being 'cautious' to protect the UK's progress against Covid.

The cabinet office minister had recently returned from watching the Champions League final in Portugal.

Up to 10,000 people can be sat at large outdoor events but there will be no change to indoor rules.

Rose Williams says she was subjected to racist chants and Nazi salutes on the train to Aberystwyth.

A 17-year-old was stabbed in front of people who were out enjoying the evening sun.

The statue will be on display alongside placards from Bristol's Black Lives Matter protest.

Belfast social enterprise USEL has won the contract to recycle NI Civil Service documents.

The group wants to use Cumberland Basin for wild swimming but the council says it is too dangerous.

Hospitality and tech are the two sectors most lacking workers in May, a report suggests

A man and a teenager are charged following the death of Dea-John Reid.

Tributes are paid to former West Brom, Arsenal, Middlesbrough and Blackburn keeper Alan Miller, who has died at the age of 51.

"I felt like the scum of the earth," says one mother, whose baby was taken away days after its birth.

Confirmed cases of the Indian variant have risen to 12,431 in the UK, according to new data from Public Health England

The prime minister welcomes the "amazing achievement" and urges the public to "finish the job".

John Swinney says the number of children being treated in hospital for Covid is "on the high side".

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.

Rising coronavirus cases have called the planned 21 June relaxing of rules in England into question.

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Scotland's Covid-19 rules are changing at the weekend - but for many, the lifting of lockdown has been "paused".

It could affect the further easing of restrictions across Wales, the health minister says.

UK travellers react with dismay and resignation as quarantine-free travel to Portugal is halted.

Portugal will be taken off the green list for travel from next Tuesday, sparking stinging criticism from Easyjet's boss.

The BBC's tech correspondent looks at how AI could change the treatment of Parkinson's disease.

Foreign holidays are now possible, but travellers must follow strict rules on their return.

World leaders will descend on the Cornish coast later this month.

The dress, seen by millions on TV in 1981, is being exhibited at her former Kensington Palace home.

Kanayo Dike-Oduah was sent home from A&E twice while suffering from a rare but serious illness.

Government minister Robert Jenrick defends the decision to put Portugal on amber travel list.

Why some residents in Oxford have taken traffic congestion into their own hands.

More time in school could enrich academic life and is under review, says the education secretary.

A young girl is rescued from a mile out at sea after the inflatable was detached from a safety line.

Friday's headlines focus on the removal of Portugal from the green list and continuing concern over the Indian variant.

Peggy Copeman, 81, was in a car next to staff who failed to notice her distress, a report says.

The announcement comes amid criticism of the SQA over plans put in place to replace school exams this year.

Ex-DUP leader Peter Robinson says those advising Edwin Poots are damaging his prospects for the party.

Digby is now able to help Katie Baldock open and close doors and empty the washing machine.