A MINUTES SILENCE will be held today to commemorate a year since the first national lockdown and to remember those who died from coronavirus. What time is the minute's silence today?

THE ARMY will be reduced by almost 10,000 soldiers by 2025 in a move that a defence insider dubbed the "worst possible outcome" for several reasons.

THE Post Office "turned itself into the nation's most untrustworthy brand" by trying to protect its much-criticised IT system, the Court of Appeal heard.

DOUGLAS Ross blasted the independent report which found Nicola Sturgeon did not break the ministerial code and said the Scottish Conservatives would push ahead with its no-confidence vote as different conclusions from the same evidence can be found.

THE UK will mark a tragic milestone today one year after Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the first coronavirus lockdown restrictions.

BBC bosses were accused of profiting off the poor after revealing they will rake in more than £400 million from the over-75s this year.

BORIS Johnson has warned that the UK must be ready to face a third coronavirus wave set to "wash up on our shores" from Europe. With infections spiking across the continent, the Prime Minister yesterday vowed to press ahead with his vaccination roll ...

CYCLING in London has surged during the pandemic as TfL announced their Santander bike scheme has passed 100 million hires.

LOCKDOWN was first introduced in the UK 365 days ago as March 23 marks exactly one year since the nation's first shutdown. Here's every major event that's happened in the last year as we look back one year on.

PATIENCE with the BBC is "wearing thin" in the wake of the recent Union Jack row, former Brexit Party MEP and frequent critic Rupert Lowe has warned.