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Harry Dunn was killed on his motorcycle near RAF Croughton

No 10 apologises after Harry Dunn's family spokesman called 'bad guy' in email

The UK economy grew by 6.6% in July

Economy grew by 6.6 per cent in July as lockdown measures eased

The furlough scheme is due to come to an end on the 31st of October

MPs call for extension to furlough scheme to help save jobs and businesses

Half of workers are planning to change career because of the coronavirus crisis

Half of workers 'plan to change career within a year because of coronavirus'

Holidaymakers have until 4am Saturday to get home before the quarantine comes into effect

Holidaymakers rush to get home from Portugal and Hungary to beat quarantine

People are still spending two days a week at home, the study found

Brits spend two days a week at home despite easing of lockdown - study

Wales will be introducing further lockdown restrictions

Indoor gatherings of more than six banned in Wales from Monday

Boris Johnson (left) and EU Chief Brexit Negotiator Michel Barnier

See EU in court: PM stands firm over Brussels legal threat

File photo: People shopping in Oldham

Northern businesses fear future as lockdown measures continue

Travellers face £1,000 fines for breaching the quarantine rules

Only 34 fines issued to travellers flouting quarantine rules

File photo: A COVID-19 saliva sample is collected as testing is conducted at the University of Illinois

University students to receive revolutionary new saliva Covid tests

Kirsty Hurse’s husband, Gethin, died on May 4

Widow believes coronavirus lockdown was factor in late husband's death

Met Police chief Dame Cressida Dick has rejected her force is racist

Police watchdog upholds black cyclist's stop and search complaint

Portugal will be added to England's travel quarantine list from Saturday

Portugal added to England's travel quarantine list from Saturday

Universities are reopening over the next few weeks

Universities told to continue face-to-face teaching in local lockdown

Jacob Rees-Mogg said his family was isolating while his child awaits results of a coronavirus test

Jacob Rees-Mogg isolating as child awaits coronavirus test result

European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic said violating the Withdrawal Agreement would break international law and jeopardise trade deal talks.

Michael Gove: Government 'could not and would not' withdraw Internal Market Bill

Number of weekly cases has reached another high not seen since the end of May

Weekly coronavirus cases at their highest since launch of Test and Trace