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19 July is the "terminus date" for England's remaining coronavirus restrictions and it would take an "unprecedented and remarkable" change in circumstances to derail that, Michael Gove has told Sky News.

All adults in England are expected to be able to book a COVID jab by the end of this week - as the head of the NHS said a new treatment for infected people is on the way.

Danish footballer Christian Eriksen has thanked well-wishers from around the world after suffering a cardiac arrest during his team's opening Euro 2020 game.

The UK and Australia have agreed a free trade deal, the first agreement negotiated from scratch after Brexit.

The Irish government is set to announce an increase to the self-isolation period for British travellers, going up from five days to 10.

Former BBC director-general Lord Tony Hall has told MPs that he "trusted" Martin Bashir and "gave him a second chance" - but that trust was "abused and misplaced" and the journalist "took us all in".

The French subsidiary of Ikea has been fined €1m (£861,000) and a former executive handed a suspended jail term over accusations that employees were illegally spied on for many years.

Filmmaker Lin-Manuel Miranda has said he is "truly sorry" for a lack of Afro-Latino actors in lead roles for his new musical In The Heights, saying: "We fell short."

The British woman who saved her twin sister from a crocodile attack in Mexico has described how she punched the animal on its nose as it tried to death roll her.

The number of new coronavirus cases has dropped for seven weeks in a row - the longest decline since the start of the pandemic, according to the head of the World Health Organization (WHO).