People who cannot work from home should be prioritised for rapid tests in England, the government says.

Officers "will not hesitate" to take action against those breaking the rules, home secretary says.

Some councils are not following the Welsh Government's definition of essential workers.

Live online lessons will be offered some but not all students when the new school term begins on Monday.

The Labour leader urges ministers to give councils more money instead to protect family budgets.

John Lister's care home say the cards helped him get through his first Christmas without his wife.

Scott McTominay celebrates captaining Manchester United for the first time with an early winner to see off Watford in the FA Cup third round.

The vaccines were administered on Saturday by a household doctor at Windsor Castle, a royal source says.

The property investment firm is accused of trying to "jump the queue".

Another 1,035 people have died, taking the total since the start of the pandemic to 80,868.

He hopes to beat his own lockdown bulge with his "Get Buzzin' With Bez" YouTube classes.

At least six police vans are deployed to Clapham Common where about 30 protesters gathered.

The friends said they were relieved people would not have to fear being fined for taking a walk.

Three small businesses explain how they have adapted to cope with the pandemic over the past year.

Thousands more people have taken up fishing during the pandemic, figures show.

What does the data show about the age groups being affected by the virus in the second wave?

James Jordan said if he had called NHS 111, his brother, 36, would "probably still be with us".

Meanwhile almost half of people took advantage of Christmas bubble rules, a national survey suggests.

The Oxford vaccine been approved in the UK. How are the others doing?

How do hospitals become overwhelmed and what can be done to stop it from happening.

While restaurants and shops have been given tax breaks, firms that supply them fear for the future.

Statistics seem to show hospitals are less busy than usual, but can we compare with previous years?

Bouncers used to turn Mits Sahni away because of his skin colour - then he set up London's first weekly Asian club night.

Parents say they are concerned about the impact lockdowns are having on their babies' development.

People have been drinking more during the pandemic. Will the new lockdown foil our Dry January plans?

A series of streamed music events, shows and releases will mark five years since the singer's death.

The amazing life of Johnny Smythe - RAF officer, prisoner of war and a father of the Windrush generation.

Low traffic at borders has meant there have been few problems in Kent, but there have been other issues.

Two young women who turn 21 this year reflect on the impact 2020 and the coronavirus pandemic had on their lives and share their hopes for 2021.

The Duke of Cambridge asked how staff were coping during the pandemic, and he thanked them for their sacrifice.

Companies that trade with the UK say higher prices and less choice are on the way.

A Portsmouth hospital is treating more than twice the number of patients than at its spring peak.

Jonathan nearly died from Covid but his story has a very happy ending.

Some families are struggling to get the devices their children need to help them do schoolwork.

Sunday's papers carry renewed calls for the public to follow lockdown rules as UK deaths pass 80,000.

Two MPs accuse West Midlands Police of bias for fining campaigners who attended a memorial.

The Covid jab will be available in more than 1,000 vaccination centres across Scotland.

The government is urged to tackle the issues some companies are facing with the new Irish Sea border.

The Welsh Government says it expects to use the stock by mid-February.

The detective played by Luke Evans in a new ITV crime drama recalls how the killer was caught.