The health secretary urges people to follow rules, saying "individual decisions" make a difference.

It is hoped the treatment will help stop patients from developing severe illness from the virus.

More than 700 intensive care staff at nine hospitals were asked about their experiences for a study.

A minister has urged caterers to 'urgently' improve the quantity and quality of the food parcels.

The BBC's Steve Swann looks at the use of UK drill music as evidence in criminal prosecutions.

Together with his twin brother, Sir David built a business empire spanning hotels, retail and newspapers.

Lidl, Just Eat and Asos say demand for fizz, takeaways and clothes all rose during December.

Doctors believed 11-month-old Sofia-Grace Hill was rejecting food because she had tonsillitis.

A new clean air law could see burning house coal banned in Wales, and stricter rules on using wood fires.

Black people are more than four times more likely to be detained under the Mental Health Act in England.

Her novel Heart for a Compass is a fictional historical saga inspired by her great-great-aunt.

A report finds the pandemic has had a disproportionate impact on those already living in poverty.

The Scottish government is concerned that too many people have not been following the "stay at home" rule.

The government is urging us to stay at home during the lockdown but are we?

How children of South Asian families are helping to overcome misinformation about the Covid-19 vaccine.

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.

An emergency ambulance crew member tells of the reality of life on the NHS frontline.

We answer some of your questions about vaccination, travel rules and school closures

As recommendations are made to modernise the Mental Health Act, Raf and Ashley reveal their own experiences of being detained under it.

Confiscated ham sandwiches, delayed Scottish salmon and other fallout from the new regime.

Anna Corrigan's family story was central to bringing the Tuam babies scandal to worldwide attention.

The Northern Lights were visible overnight from Shetland, Moray and the Highlands.

British expats in Spain tell the BBC how the new post-Brexit rules have changed their lives.

Simon Thompson, who ran the NHS Test and Trace app, takes over after a tough year for the post service.

More people are using digital locks for their houses, but how secure are they?

Dr Samantha Batt-Rawden says NHS staff are facing "devastating" abuse from coronavirus sceptics.

The home secretary says police officers are "now moving more quickly to issue fines where people are clearly breaching coronavirus regulations".

PureGym says the first vaccination centre in one of its buildings could open "in a matter of days".

Three vaccines have been approved in the UK - what are the differences between them?

Food poverty campaigner and chef Jack Monroe is shocked at food parcels sent to children on free school meals in England while in lockdown.

An RAF aircraft breaking the sound barrier causes a loud bang in skies across the East of England.

The coronavirus pandemic and vaccine rollout continue to dominate the newspaper front pages.

A leaked memo warns several Birmingham hospitals risk being "overwhelmed" by coronavirus patients.

Fewer than half those using the Protect Scotland app who tested positive for Covid uploaded their alert code.

A leading GP welcomes vaccine rollout plans and says he is hopeful more doses will be delivered.

Commissioner calls for a clearer approach to home learning while schools are shut to most children.

The teenager, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is due before magistrates on Wednesday.