FactCheck

The Scottish government has already announced a new strategy of “social bubbles” – allowing you to mix with more people. And it’s likely that similar policies will be introduced in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Michael Gove defended Dominic Cummings, claiming that police guidelines at the time allowed people to drive in order to exercise. But does this defence stack up?

Experts from the unofficial ‘Independent Sage’ group say 1 June is too early.

Schools in England are expected to open their doors to some year groups from 1 June.

The science isn’t settled, but here’s what we know.

Downing Street said the MPs had been “reminded of their responsibility to check the validity of information before they post on social media sites”.

Various media reports have emerged since March, saying that south Wales is an infection hotspot.

These stats tell us about the effect of ‘both the virus and the measures taken against it’.

New figures from the Office for National Statistics shed light on how many people are dying in care homes.

Here’s what we learned today about going outdoors, meeting family, schools reopening, face coverings and social distancing.

Leading experts think it’s soon to say whether the UK has been hit the hardest.

Here’s what two new reports tell us – and what we still don’t know.

We may be carrying out more tests than South Korea, but experts say our testing needs are very different.

It is becoming increasingly clear that substantial numbers of people have been dying outside hospitals, and that care homes are a particular area of concern.

The message is worrying, but NHS leaders and independent experts point out that the risk of severe illness from coronavirus is very rare in children.