Teachers will be able to use questions set by exam boards to help determine A-level and GCSE grades for students in England - but they will be optional as the government tries to avoid "mini-exams" this summer.

One person in seven has antibodies against COVID-19, with the vaccine starting to add to the population's immunity, according to new research.

The US government is expected to release a declassified intelligence report that finds the Saudi crown prince responsible for approving the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Tiger Woods was "not drunk" at the wheel and the crash that seriously injured him was "purely an accident", according to the Los Angeles County sheriff.

Kelsey Grammer has confirmed he will reprise his role as snobbish radio show host Frasier for a revival of the award-winning 1990s TV comedy.

Senior hospital staff have admitted the prime minister's roadmap out of lockdown is making them "a bit anxious and nervous". 

Lockdown has been tough for all of our hairstyles but one plucky sheep has been given his first trim in what could have been many many years.

Face masks may not be required indoors in public places over the summer, one of England's deputy chief medical officers has suggested.

Taylor Swift is countersuing a US theme park that accused her of trademark infringement, alleging it has used her music without permission.

Australia has passed a new law that will force tech companies - including Google and Facebook - to pay for news content.