The 2020 event was due to feature headliners James Blunt, Madness, Sophie Ellis-Bextor.

After an outpouring of support for Rev Richard Coles, how are other recently bereaved people coping?

Supt Nicholas John has become the new commander for the Reading Local Policing Area.

A man, in his 20s, was stabbed a number of times in Slough, police said.

Out of work? These companies need workers right now.

Pre-1960s handwritten rain gauge data can inform drought and flood planning, but only if digitised.

The role of volunteers will be "absolutely crucial" in fighting coronavirus, says Boris Johnson.

London Irish become the latest Premiership club to announce they are cutting salaries because of the coronavirus outbreak.

The National League asks the Football Association to close the rest of the non-league season 'as soon as possible'.

Network Rail says it will retrain former staff to keep trains running during the coronavirus crisis.

An 18-year-old has died of coronavirus in England. Are young people at risk from the virus?

Sir Steve Redgrave says there are "more significant issues" than staging sporting events.

A crime commissioner says people should talk to the police only in extreme cases.

Which borough has the most coronavirus cases - and how far behind the capital is the rest of the UK?

After Boris Johnson brings in new measures, the BBC explains why staying in is a matter of life and death.

The new measures will see shops closed and groups dispersed in order to fight coronavirus.

The jury in the Andrew Harper murder trial is discharged after three jurors go into self-isolation.

Reality Check tackles misleading health advice being shared online.

People most at risk of needing hospital treatment if they get coronavirus are being asked to stay home.

The charity says its emergency service is under threat unless it can get more equipment.