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Lockdown easing delayed in Scotland with restrictions to remain in place until 19 July - Sturgeon
The current COVID-19 restrictions in Scotland will remain in place until 19 July after a 40% increase in new cases in the last week, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said.
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Euro 2020: More than 60,000 fans allowed in Wembley for semi-finals and final
More than 60,000 football fans will be allowed to attend the semi-finals and final of Euro 2020 at Wembley.
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England players Ben Chilwell and Mason Mount will have to self-isolate until Monday after contact with Scotland's Billy Gilmour - FA
England players Ben Chilwell and Mason Mount will have to self-isolate until Monday after coming into close contact with Scotland's Billy Gilmour, the Football Association has announced.
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COVID-19: Quarantine-free travel for fully-vaccinated 'absolutely something' government working on - Hancock
Quarantine-free travel to amber list countries for people who have been fully vaccinated is "absolutely something" the government is "working on", the health secretary has told Sky News.
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Caroline Crouch death: Pilot accused of murdering British wife arrives at Greek court with armed police escort
A Greek helicopter pilot suspected of murdering his British wife after claiming she was killed during a robbery at their home has appeared in an Athens court to give evidence.
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COVID-19: TUI joins airlines Ryanair, Virgin and BA in suing government over travel list rules
Travel firm TUI has joined a number of airlines in suing the government over its traffic light travel system, it announced on Tuesday.
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Billie Eilish 'appalled and embarrassed' by slur in singing clip from when she was young
Billie Eilish has apologised and said she is "appalled and embarrassed" over a video that emerged appearing to show the singer mouthing a racist slur.
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Build up to England and Scotland's Euro 2020 games after COVID case
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Euro 2020: Why no Scotland players have to isolate after Gilmour contracts COVID - but England pair do
Confusion arose over the decision to force England footballers Mason Mount and Ben Chilwell to isolate after Scotland player Billy Gilmour tested positive for COVID-19.
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Afghan interpreters who worked with British military land in UK today after fleeing Taliban
The first group of former Afghan interpreters whose lives are in danger because they worked for the British military are due to arrive in the UK from Afghanistan in the coming hours under a new government scheme, Sky News understands.
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£20m investment in Bletchley and Fenny Stratford gets underway with the possibility for new homes and shopsThe demolition of Bletchley’s former fire station has signalled the start of works that will deliver multi-million-pound improvements in Bletchley and Fenny Stratford.
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Milton Keynes-based care provider shines light on 'hidden loneliness epidemic' in older population due to pandemicA local care provider has highlighted the impact that the pandemic has had on older people, particularly with regards to increased loneliness and anxiety.
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Popular independent pop-up store to remain at Milton Keynes shopping centre for rest of yearThe Indie Collective pop-up shop, located in Midsummer Place, has confirmed that they will remain at the shopping centre until the end of 2021.
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Local business centre unveils new £220,000 'eco-friendly' cafe in Milton KeynesMilton Keynes Business Centre is set to open a new, eco-friendly cafe in response to feedback received from business customers on site.
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Celebrate Captain Sir Tom’s life with an exciting Willen Hospice Cycling ChallengeWillen Hospice has formed an exciting partnership with The Captain Tom Foundation to bring a unique challenge to local cyclists, celebrating both the Hospice’s 40th Anniversary, and Captain Sir Tom’s life.
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People in Milton Keynes may receive test emergency alert on their mobile phone todayPeople in Milton Keynes may receive an emergency alert on their mobile phones as part of a Government-run test today (22/6).
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Delta variant sees Great Balloon Race organisers move Shuttleworth event to SeptemberOrganisers of this weekend’s Great Balloon Race Extravaganza at Shuttleworth Estate have postponed the event until September in the wake of the Covid-19 Delta variant.
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Hundreds more vaccinated as jabs opened up to over 18s across Milton KeynesFor the first time, last weekend, all over 18s across Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes were offered the COVID-19 vaccination.
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Family appeals for information on whereabouts of missing Milton Keynes manThe family of local man Andy have appealed to members of the public for any information on his location after he disappeared yesterday afternoon (20/06).
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UPDATE: B&Q in Milton Keynes was forced to close this morning due to staff's positive COVID-19 resultFollowing a member of staff testing positive for COVID-19, B&Q's Milton Keynes store was forced to temporarily close - turning away hundreds of customers.
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Blakelands warehouse – calls for a review of unanswered questionsCouncil leader Pete Marland has added his voice to calls for a new investigation into the Blakelands warehouse planning row following the resignation of reviewing consultant Marc Dorfman.
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Milton Keynes Council begins construction on new council homes in Fishermead and BletchleyMilton Keynes Council has recently begun construction on a number of new council homes for families and older people through Bletchley and Fishermead.
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Milton Keynes local coronavirus case numbers do NOT include Drive-Through test centre resultsA national newspaper has revealed that government coronavirus case numbers on a local authority level do not include any tests from local drive-through test centres and some home testing kits.
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The areas in Milton Keynes where the most deaths involving coronavirus have sadly happenedThe Office for National Statistics have revealed new localised data on the number of deaths which have taken place involving coronavirus.
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Deadly blue-green algae appears in another Milton Keynes park as warning sent to dog ownersDeadly blue-green algae has been identified in another Milton Keynes park as dog owners are warned to keep their animals out of the lake.
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Coronavirus test centre employee's outcry over being charged to park whilst at work in Milton KeynesEmployees at the drive-in coronavirus test centre in Central Milton Keynes have to pay to park each day, it has been revealed.
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'Scum' spray-painted onto Milton Keynes couple's store window as well as other graffitiA Milton Keynes couple have had the word 'Scum' spray painted onto their store window, as well as other graffiti on their store sign.
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EXCLUSIVE: McDonalds to restart breakfast service in Milton Keynes from July 8thMKFM understands that McDonalds will be re-starting their breakfast service in all Milton Keynes stores from 8th July.
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Cafe Rouge to close in Milton Keynes as owners of chain enter administrationCafe Rouge in Milton Keynes will be closing permanently as the owners of the chain enter administration.
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Cat is stabbed twice in Milton KeynesLast week, a family discovered that their pet cat had been stabbed in each of her back legs.
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