Six people were on trial in connection with the murder of Cameron Hill in Hatfield, Hertfordshire.

Sam Whiteside's party was cancelled because of coronavirus, so friends took the celebration to him.

Cambridge City Council says it will be suspending the eviction of council tenants, amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The council said the move was in order to protect tenants who were sick, self-isolating or suffering from financial hardship as a result of the virus.

Councillor Richard Johnson, executive councillor for housing at the Labour-run authority, external, said: "The council remains committed to continuing its financial support services to our most vulnerable residents who are affected during this time.

“We are working hard to operate a service which is as near as possible to ‘business as usual’ for these customers."

Tenants in need of support were invited to call the council on 01223 457000 to discuss their concerns.

The BBC medical dramas give kit from their sets to the NHS as the UK battles coronavirus.

Domestic and child sexual abuse could increase due to coronavirus forcing people to stay indoors, Norfolk's police chief has warned.

He told BBC Radio Norfolk he feared the UK-wide lockdown could lead to the "exploitation of vulnerable people".

Mr Bailey said people in safeguarding jobs had a duty to be "professionally curious", but that society as a whole had a responsibility.

"If we all pull together... we'll come through it," he said.

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Two patients who tested positive for coronavirus have died in Hertfordshire.

The patients passed away at Watford General Hospital on Sunday.

A spokesperson for West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust said the patients were a woman in her 80s and a man in his 70s and "both had underlying health conditions".

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BBC News

Bus services are being cut across Suffolk because of the reduced number of people using them during the coronavirus crisis.

The county council, external said some staff were self-isolating and this was reducing the number of people available to work.

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The Ipswich park and ride service, run by First, external, will be suspended from Wednesday, said the Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS)

Anyone using other public transport should check with their service provider for latest timetables, said councillor Andrew Reid.

"We are doing all that we can to help keep vital services going for those who must travel – our key workers and elderly and vulnerable residents," he added.

"The changes to timetables aim to balance the reduced levels of passenger usage as people follow the new instructions to stay at home with the need to reduce the number of people required to run transport services."

People told to stay at home during the coronavirus pandemic share views from their windows.

Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service has joined calls for the general public to avoid leaving home without a valid reason.

In a video posted on social media, one of their crews said "stay at home, so that we can come to work".

• UK brings in strict curbs on life to fight virus

Friends of Sam, 7, were not going to let social distancing stop them celebrating his birthday.

The three men's van stopped by police on Friday in South Ockendon contained loo rolls and handwash.

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BBC Local Live

Everyone needs their spirits lifting at the moment, so St John Ambulance cadets in the East of England have come up with a "banging" idea to make us feel a little bit better.

Luke Stevenson, and others, want fellow cadets and St John Ambulance members to make up dance moves.

They are putting together a video to Taylor Swift's Shake It Off - but need some help.

They want to show that everyone is "standing together" and that some "fun" can still be had.

So send your best moves via email - sjaeastrcoty@outlook.com - or via Twitter using #SJADanceForEast, external.

Just make sure you never miss a beat especially if you are lightning on your feet!

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BBC News

A pub chain based in Hertford has donated all of its remaining stock to those in need.

McMullen closed all of its 124 pubs, external, which are mainly in Hertfordshire, following advice from the government on Friday.

Image source, McMullen

Rather than letting its stock go to waste, the pubs donated food to police, NHS workers, firefighters, care homes, homeless shelters and the elderly.

While they may not be working as usual, staff have been volunteering in the community by offering to walk dogs or collect shopping for those in need.

Image source, McMullen

Pauline Bennett is short of drugs for her bone marrow disease and is unable to find a flight home.

Stevenage chief executive Alex Tunbridge says the club want to "play their part" in fighting coronavirus.

Carers seeing self-isolating people were also told to wash their hands in cafes as supplies ran low.

Northampton Saints are the eighth Premiership club to say they will reduce player and staff salaries amid the coronavirus pandemic.

There were 12 reports of livestock being taken and killed from farmers' fields last year.

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BBC News

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Arguably the international headline of the day has been the postponement of both the Olympic and Paralympic Games until 2021.

The 2020 Summer Games which are to be hosted by Tokyo had been due to get under way on 24 July.

Sophie McKinna is among the regions athletes who had been planning to compete in Japan.

The shot-putter, from Gorleston in Norfolk, said on Instagram that "gutted is an understatement".

• Olympic and Paralympic Games postponed to 2021 because of coronavirus

Lucy and Jessica Simmons gave away their flowers after having an unsold backlog from Mother's Day.