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Household mixing in any setting is to be made illegal in large parts of the north east of England as the number of coronavirus cases "continues to rise sharply".

The partner of Matt Ratana, the police sergeant who died after being shot inside a custody centre in south London, has paid tribute to her "gentle giant".

The prime minister and government officials have been accused of trying to "terrify" the British public over coronavirus.

Parliament has decided to restrict alcohol sales on its premises, after outrage when it emerged it did not have to follow the 10pm curfew imposed on pubs and bars.

Police had found Islamic State (IS) material on the phone of the older brother of the Manchester Arena bomber, the inquiry has been told.

Several new coronavirus rules, laws and punishments have been revealed by the government.

Downing Street has said it expects university students will be allowed to return home for Christmas.

A farm owner is facing a £10,000 fine after a large number of people attended a wedding at a marquee on his land.

The new Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has told Sky News his MPs are poised to vote against new COVID-19 laws, as he accused Boris Johnson of "ruling by diktat".

Labour MP Claudia Webbe has been suspended from the party after being charged with harassment against a woman, Sky News understands.