The prime minister has said he would have no hesitation suspending the agreement reached with the EU over checks on food and goods shipped to Northern Ireland if delays to freight get worse.  

Carlisle has seen some of the sharpest rises in Covid rates in England.

"Disgraceful" and an "insult" to families is how the prime minister today described the food parcels being provided for children that have replaced free school meals in England during lockdown.

Throughout the pandemic, Paddy Worrall and his award-winning Channel 4 News FactCheck team have crunched the data and the challenged government soundbites, and he joins us today to discuss how to vaccinate a nation.

There are reports of crammed classrooms and head teachers 'rationing places' because too many parents in England are sending their children to school. 

The First Minister of Wales, Mark Drakeford, says reports of a man who died hours after he was released from police custody in Cardiff Bay are "deeply concerning". 

We spoke to the Conservative MP Pauline Latham and Labour's Darren Jones.

Downing Street says it's ordered an urgent investigation into the quality of free school meal parcels sent to families in England during lockdown.

David Spiegelhalter is Professor of Risk and Evidence Communication at Cambridge University.

How soon can we expect the mass vaccinations to begin driving down the numbers of people dying with the virus?

The rules are clear and they will be enforced. That was the message from the Home Secretary at this evening's press conference.

This pandemic is the biggest health emergency this country has faced since the Second World War.

With London struggling to control its coronavirus crisis - the worst hit area in the capital - and indeed in Britain - is Barking and Dagenham.

Some shops in Northern Ireland have had to stop selling some goods because they can't get hold of them - thanks to the post Brexit rules surrounding trade between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

More than 3 million people in the UK have now had Covid - a grim total that's soared by a million in the last three weeks alone.