Teacher reveals anxiety of sixth-formers who did not sit GCSES due to the pandemic

A Level students 'taking step into the unknown' with return of public exams 

A pub stripped of its licence for opening in lockdown is to see its owner face yet another licensing panel.

Lockdown defying owner of Billingham pub faces new licensing troubles

Jane Smith was unable to visit her mother during the Covid lockdown, watching her slowly get more sick over a screen

'Broken' woman who watched dying mum sob on FaceTime hits out at PM

Craig Whittaker, the Conservative MP for the Calder Valley told constituents in a Facebook live they should resign after breaking lockdown rules.

Yorkshire Conservative MP calls for Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak to resign

Health visitors in Northern Ireland are finding that many babies born during the pandemic are struggling with language skills and social development.

Lockdown babies found to struggle socially and emotionally

A brother and sister from the West Country have turned a poem written during lockdown into a children's book about how nature flourished during the pandemic

Lockdown poem written on napkin turned into a children's book

Wednesday 23 March marked two years since we first went into lockdown and Lisa from Dumfries talks about losing her mother to Covid during that time.

'My mum was my best friend': Dumfries woman reflects on two years of Covid

As Covid cases start rising again two years on from the UK's first lockdown, we look back with some experts on what we've learned and what's yet to come.

Two years on from lockdown where are we at with Covid now?

Three places, representing education, business and art & culture, to hear their lockdown memories - plus hopes and fears for the future.

North East marks two year anniversary of first coronavirus lockdown

Today marks two years since the UK was forced into lockdown. The end of life charity, Marie Curie, is calling on the nation to  remember those who have died.

Day of reflection: Remembering family, friends, and colleagues who have died

On March 23, 2020, national Covid restrictions were first introduced in the UK

What the streets looked like on day one of Covid lockdown

A man who was fined almost £2,000 for breaking lockdown rules has called for a refund and “a formal apology” after it emerged police are investigating at least 12 events across government for Covid breaches.
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Bryn Richards, a university student from Norwich, was fined £1,995 for participating in a gathering outdoors of more than two people in November 2020.

Student given £2k lockdown fine wants apology and refund after Sue Gray report

Jane Smith could not visit her mother in a care home for months and watched her deteriorate through video calls every two weeks

Woman forced to speak to dying mum on Skype slams Boris Johnson

The comedian revealed he lost his best friend to cancer during the 2020 lockdown and was forced to have 'a tiny, insufficient funeral.'

Lycett shares 'anger' over friend's funeral after spoof Sue Gray leak

Large indoor events can resume, nightclubs are able to re-open and social distancing is no longer in force. Face covering and work from home guidance remains.

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