Salford University student, 19, not believed to have been intended target of drive-by attack on Sunday afternoon Via: Aya Hachem death: Three men arrested over shooting of teenage law student in Blackburn
Critics accuse ministers of failing to take any meaningful action against wealthy building owners Via: Government backs away from pledge to remove Grenfell-style cladding from high-rise buildings by June
Jurors are sat two metres apart at the trial of Dr Mohammed Tahir, who is accused of causing the death of motorcyclist James Bailey by driving carelessly on a road in Chelsea in 2017. Via: Doctor, 45, goes on trial for killing motorcyclist in road crash as Old Bailey reopens
NHS England today recorded 122 more deaths in hospitals. Elsewhere in the UK, Scotland announced only two more deaths, while Wales had four and Northern Ireland six. Via: UK announces 134 more coronavirus deaths taking Britain's official toll to 34,770
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison demanded an independent inquiry into the deadly respiratory virus and the World Health Organisation’s handling of the crisis. Via: China 'punishes' Australia with 80% tariff on barley imports
Holywell Village First School in Northumberland has come under fire after it unveiled its new plans for social distancing when pupils return to the classroom on June 1. Via: Coronavirus UK: Primary school shows social distancing plans
The victim, named locally as University of Salford student Aya Hachem, died shortly after she was reportedly shot from a car window in Blackburn, Lancashire at around 3pm yesterday. Via: Pictured: Law student, 19, gunned down in 'senseless' shooting
France’s education minister says it is more of a risk keeping children at homeCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageThe reopening of schools in 22 European countries has not led to any significant increase in coronavirus infections among children, parents or staff, a videoconference meeting of education ministers from Read more
The dismissal of coronavirus expertise, the pitting of ‘elites’ against ‘the people’ – it’s Brexit all over again for the high-profile contrariansWithin days of Boris Johnson announcing lockdown restrictions in late March, Toby Young – self-appointed general secretary of the Free Speech Union – had his own take on the Read more
I’m inspired by a West Midlands charity, but our community’s most vulnerable members are being hit the hardestCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageLast December I visited a charity that is very close to my heart: Acorns children’s hospice.I had the privilege of chatting, telling stories and reading some Read more