February 21, 2020
The Queen returns to royal duties after Prince Philip's death
The Queen has returned to royal duties four days after the Duke of Edinburgh's death.
Half UK population likely to have had coronavirus antibodies in March, data shows
About half the UK adult population would have likely tested positive for coronavirus antibodies by the end of March, data has shown.
Most in-demand UK property hotspot revealed as housing market slows in cities
Newquay has the most in-demand property market in the UK right now, according to data from a property website.
DUP leader Arlene Foster tells court claims of affair with protection officer 'very distressing'
Northern Ireland's First Minister Arlene Foster has told a court that unfounded allegations of an extramarital affair with a close protection officer, tweeted by a celebrity doctor, were "very distressing" for her and her family.
David Beckham to mentor young footballers in new Disney+ series
David Beckham will mentor young grassroots footballers in a new Disney+ factual series.
Dinosaur footprint found on Yorkshire beach made by a 'Jurassic giant'
A footprint made by a large meat-eating dinosaur described as a "real Jurassic giant" has been discovered on a Yorkshire beach.
Queer Eye star Tan France reveals he and his husband are expecting
Queer Eye fashionista Tan France has revealed that he and his husband are expecting their first child via a surrogate.
Most European countries should be on 'green' travel list next month, says easyJet boss
Easyjet's boss said he expected popular destinations such as Spain, Italy, Greece and Portugal to be on the government's "green" list when foreign travel resumes next month.
PM's 'widespread concern' over Greensill row - as Labour claim 'return of Tory sleaze'
Boris Johnson has told MPs he shares "widespread concern" about the Greensill controversy - and questioned whether "boundaries" between top civil servants and businesses had been "properly understood".
Mix and match vaccine study extended to include Moderna and Novavax jabs
A study assessing the benefits of mixing and matching coronavirus vaccines has been extended to include the Moderna and Novavax jabs.