Новости за 21.05.2020

Police are to investigate a speeding driver after an anonymous clip from inside a car appeared to show them travelling at more than 200mph.

Two teenage boys have been arrested on suspicion of drug offences after a 14-year-old girl died and another teenage girl was taken to hospital.

The National People's Congress, the annual meeting of China's legislature, has begun.

Ministers are discussing whether to enforce isolation as part of the test, track and trace scheme amid concerns it will be difficult to get people to stay at home when lockdown measures are eased.

Coronavirus antibody tests will be available on the NHS following an agreement between the government and pharmaceutical firm Roche.

Emmerdale's cast and crew are back on set and will be filming six new episodes that show characters dealing with the lockdown.

The lockdown in Scotland will start to be eased next week, the Scottish government has announced.

2020 is becoming a huge year for Janelle Monae.

Doctors, nurses, care home workers and children have been testing positive for coronavirus at the same rate as the general population in England, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

Confidence in the government in England has dropped since the lockdown was eased, with more than half of young adults no longer sticking strictly to the rules, according to a new survey.

The prime minister will not face a police investigation into his links with an American businesswoman, but a review has found he had a "close association" with Jennifer Arcuri and there may have been an "intimate relationship".

Earth's magnetic field, which is vital to protecting life on our planet from solar radiation, is mysteriously weakening.

AstraZeneca has said it has the capacity to manufacture one billion doses of the University of Oxford's potential COVID-19 vaccine and plans to begin supplying it in September.

Actor Hagen Mills has killed himself after shooting and wounding the mother of his young daughter.

Health workers in the UK will be able to be part of a clinical trial involving a drug touted by Donald Trump as a possible way to prevent the coronavirus.

Victims of domestic abuse could be given a codeword to allow them to alert people such as shop workers that they are in danger.

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will today set out a road map for a four-phased lifting of the COVID-19 lockdown.

A new COVID-19 antibody test will go live in the UK in the next fortnight.