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US under siege as pandemic accelerates, Britain eases quarantine
Florida, which now has more than 169,000 cases, is a key focus of public health experts who worry about a surge in southern and western US states.
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Zoos and drive-in cinemas will be among English businesses reopening next Monday
15 June has already been flagged as the next stage of that process, and is when non-essential retailers and secondary schools will be allowed to open again, albeit with strict rules about the need for social distancing.
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Tax the rich? Post-pandemic recovery idea finds favour in UK
Mass unemployment, bankruptcies and other potential shocks could hit the richest but supporters of tax reform say they should still shoulder more of the burden.
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UK to introduce quarantine for international arrivals from 8 June
All international arrivals, including returning Britons, will have to self-isolate for 14 days and provide details of where they will be staying under the plans.
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Britain signs deals for 10 million antibody tests from Roche and Abbott
The antibody tests - also known as serology tests - show who has been infected, although it is not yet clear whether the presence of antibodies to the new coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, confers permanent immunity.
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Buzzfeed closes news operations in Britain, Australia
'For economic and strategic reasons, we are going to focus on news that hits big in the United States during this difficult period,' a company spokesperson said.
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No end to lockdown yet but 'careful' easing begins, PM Johnson says
In a televised address, Johnson announced a limited easing of restrictions, including allowing people to exercise outside more often and encouraging some people to return to work.
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Root 'very optimistic' England will play home Tests despite virus
Root said as long as the British government relaxed lockdown rules sufficiently to let the matches go ahead some international matches could yet be salvaged from an otherwise possibly barren campaign.
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UK universities hit by virus outbreak fallout
Schools have already lost millions of pounds thanks to enforced closures under lockdown, and things could get worse still.
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UK virus death toll climbs to over 19,000
The figure, for the 24-hour period to 1600 GMT on Thursday, is more than the 616 reported the previous day and comes after the government claimed the virus had hit its peak.
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UK reports record 381 coronavirus deaths in 24 hours
The patients were aged between 19 and 98, and all but 28 had underlying health conditions, NHS England said in a statement.
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EU and UK begin talks on post-Brexit relationship
The UK's current transition period, during which it trades like an EU member with no tariffs or other barriers, ends on 31 December.
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Factbox: Who are the key people in Britain's trade talks?
Johnson will make the ultimate decisions over Britain’s future trade relations. He has said he wants a “Canada-style” trade agreement with the EU.
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Flights axed and floods feared as Storm Ciara clobbers Europe
More than 200 flood warnings were issued across Britain, which recorded a maximum wind speed of 93 miles an hour at Aberdaron in Wales.
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Britain tells its citizens to leave China if they can
“The safety and security of British people will always be our top priority,” Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said in a statement.
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What's next for Britain after EU exit?
Flow chart showing what might happen next in the Brexit process.
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EU chiefs hail 'new dawn for Europe' as UK quits
Britain's 47-year membership of the bloc will end on the stroke of 2300 GMT -- midnight Brussels time, three and a half years after a shock referendum vote to leave.
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Europeans trigger dispute mechanism in Iran nuclear deal
The European powers said they had taken the step to avoid a crisis over nuclear proliferation being added to an escalating confrontation in the Middle East.
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For Harry and Meghan, 'financial independence' is relative
Soon after their shock announcement on Wednesday, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex detailed their new financial plans on their completely redesigned website.
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British MPs finally approve Brexit deal
Britain is set to end almost 50 years of membership in the European integration project.
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British MPs set to finally seal Brexit deal
Britain's main opposition Labour party, bruised by its worst beating at the polls since 1935, said it would vote against Brexit on Thursday knowing that the battle has been lost.
