All the latest as Britain gears up to leave the European Union at 11pm local timeUS ‘will insist NHS pays higher price for drugs’Envoys reflect on 47 years with EUWhat the papers say 1.50pm GMT Anti-Brexit campaigners at the Irish border have unfurled a billboard declaring “the fight goes on”. Read more
Cases also reported in Russia, as US advises against travel to China. Follow live updates and latest news‘The city is suffocating’: diary of the Wuhan lockdownTwo people in Britain test positive for coronavirusHelp or hindrance? How Chinese politics affected responseHow to protect yourself from the coronavirusShare your stories 1.48pm GMT Read more
Rolling coverage of the final day of the January transfer windowTransfer interactive – every deal from Europe’s top five leaguesUnited consider new King bid with matter out of Howe’s handsAnd you can email Tom, tweet him here or post BTL 1.52pm GMT José Mourinho has made it clear that he Read more
A resident describes life in the city at the centre of the coronavirus outbreakThursday 23 January (first day of lockdown) At 2am the government says my home town, Wuhan, is soon to be placed under lockdown. All the trains, flights and public transport will be cancelled. People have talked about Read more
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as France’s economy contracts by 0.1% in the last quarterLatest: Eurozone growth slows to just 0.1%Italy shrank by 0.3%… French GDP fell 0.1%Contraction is blow to MacronBut Spain and Belgium have grown 1.37pm GMT Back in the City, investment services platform Read more
Eighty-three Britons to be quarantined for two weeks upon arrival Via: Coronavirus: Plane carrying Britons evacuated from Wuhan lands at at RAF base
Tesco should ‘try exercising a little compassion’, says Women’s Equality Party leader Via: Anti-stealing warnings in front of tampons get backlash from women's groups
Archbishops recognised statement “jeopardised trust” Via: Church of England apologises for saying sex is just for married heterosexuals
EU leaders look towards the future at Britain departs Via: Strength does not lie in 'splendid isolation' of Brexit, says EU president Ursula von der Leyen
Ben Kavanagh, of Ireland, shared eerie photos of empty seats inside the rescue-flight from Wuhan. Around 150 were on the plane as a transport ban meant Brits struggled to make it on time. Via: Passenger shares photo of flight out of Wuhan after Brits reveal they fear being left behind