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Coronavirus restrictions in parts of England are to remain in place for at least another week, the government has announced.

Coronavirus infections in England have levelled off after increasing in July, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) says.

British tourists in countries that have been added to the travel quarantine - including France, Malta and the Netherlands - have been told "don't just turn up" in a bid to get back home.

France's addition to the UK's quarantine list was expected to spark a mass exodus of British holidaymakers desperate to return home before the need for them to self-isolate came into force.

The regulator responsible for moderating A-level exam results ignored offers of expert help after statisticians refused to sign a highly-restrictive non-disclosure agreement, Sky News has learned.

The train that derailed near Stonehaven struck a landslip before coming off the track and sliding along the ground for 90 metres, an investigation has found.

Major UK breweries admit they have "an important role to play" in controlling the spread of COVID-19, after a Sky News investigation revealed nine out of 10 pubs in Greater Manchester were flouting lockdown rules.

Just 10 fines have been issued to people who broke coronavirus travel quarantine rules after arriving in the UK from abroad.

Extending quarantine to a further six nations, including France, is "another devastating blow" to the travel industry already reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic, it has been warned.

A 17-year-old boy has been jailed for life for the murder of a mother-of-two whose body he buried in a shallow grave at a Lancashire cemetery.