"We just all hope that we will live, and come out of it," says Tony Brown, a 73-year-old lorry driver, clinging to life in Barnet Hospital.

The prime minister and education secretary are coming under increasing pressure to reopen schools.

Fashion retailer Boohoo has paid £55m to acquire the brand of collapsed rival Debenhams - with the intention of relaunching it online only.

A Ugandan court has ordered security forces to stop surrounding the home of opposition leader Bobi Wine, who says he has been held under house arrest since the country's presidential elections.

The divide between rich and poor is "proving as deadly" as coronavirus, the boss of Oxfam said, as research shows the world's richest people recouped their pandemic losses within just nine months.

Sky will be doubling its offering of original film and TV content, with more than 125 new Sky Originals planned for 2021.

The icy weather is not over yet, with Britain warned to expect sub-zero temperatures and treacherous conditions in the early days of this week.

Hostile states and criminals are displaying a "huge amount of innovation" when using information as a weapon to cause harm, a senior British security official has said.

Calls by concerned adults to an NSPCC child welfare hotline have jumped by over 50% over the course of the pandemic, the charity has said.

The starting gun for Donald Trump's second impeachment trial is fired today with the article of impeachment sent to the US Senate.