Alex Hudson

"For too long, Britain's aid has been seen as a giant cashpoint in the sky," the prime minister told the House of Commons

The shopping experience will be very different, with one-way routes and clothes cleaned after being tried on once.

"It's gonna be just catastrophic, f***ing catastrophic," food and drinks entrepreneur Jonathan Downey says.

A minute's silence for George Floyd, Mark Duggan, Belly Mujinga, Derek Bennett and other black people who died in questionable circumstances, took place in Parliament Square in central London, with protesters kneeling and raising one arm.

In London's Hyde Park, protests have been peaceful, with stewards urging people to stay two meters apart.

You are allowed to go out but you should stay at home but you should support local businesses but you mustn't gather in groups, unless it's outside. But stay at home.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson was clear he wanted the Chinese company to provide 5G infrastructure—now he's not so sure.

King's College Professor Sir Robert Lechler on the "very tough balancing acts" needed to recover from the pandemic, the likelihood of a second wave, and the impact of Trump's "inconsistency."

Over 95 percent of private dentists have "no confidence" in Prof. Sara Hurley as they call for her resignation to prevent a "dental health crisis."

What comes next for the economy when the government can't really afford to keep the furlough scheme running for much longer financially and can't afford to end it politically?

Candidate Jaime Harrison said that he can make "Nostradamus" predictions that he will win the election in South Carolina, and that Biden will win the presidential race both in his state and in the nation as a whole.

Despite new U.S. unemployment figures showing more than 20 million people lost their jobs in April, the president says the economy will recover quickly.

"As we combat the pandemic, we have a duty to protect people, end stigma and prevent violence. Let's defeat hate speech and COVID-19 together," U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said.

The white-tailed eagle was last seen in 1780 and a long project has been successful in reintroducing them into the English wild.

It looks like "lockdown fatigue" is making people less worried about the impacts of COVID-19 on both them personally and the country as a whole.

The messaging app claims that an Israeli spyware company has responsibility for human rights violations and helped hack government officials, journalists and dissidents.

"More than one and a half million new claims have been made to universal credit [and] over four million jobs have now been furloughed," said Rishi Sunak.

Rather than being China's "best partner," the U.K. might be China's only friend left in the West and even that friendship is under threat.

The fall is the steepest on record since the Office for National Statistics started recording data in 1996.

Some experts are calling for an end to the lockdown because its impact may soon "outweigh the damaging effect of coronavirus."

The U.K. chancellor gave an update on the prime minister's condition after Johnson was admitted to intensive care with COVID-19.

Experts have drawn into question whether schools should remain closed as the peak of the U.K. novel coronavirus pandemic is reached.

Raab is the government minister designated to deputize for the prime minister when he is unable to fulfill duties.

Would you let your location be tracked if it saved lives? What about if it stopped people likely to spread COVID-19 from moving freely?