PM hails "milestone" in the race to vaccinate the most vulnerable, after a record day for UK jabs.

"The vote of the people must be respected and civilian leaders released," the prime minister says.

His daughter says he was taken to hospital after requiring help with his breathing.

Four men are due in court after police find grenades and guns during raids in Manchester.

A research group warns the "long-run costs" of the pandemic will hit children disproportionately.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday morning.

The Labour leader criticises 'half-baked solutions' while homeowners face "ruinous costs".

The Duke of Cambridge calls for racist abuse aimed at footballers to stop, calling it "despicable".

Many staff could resign if they are rushed into tackling the NHS backlog, hospitals in England warn.

Zara Mohammed, 29, said it was an "honour" to be appointed as the organisation's secretary general.

The government cash will fund staff and helplines, amid a reported rise in cases during the pandemic.

Proposed changes to the law could allow people to marry in gardens and homes in Wales and England.

The wedding came after an urgent appeal on Twitter to find a registrar to carry out the ceremony.

From infertility to travel, we look at some of the key Covid vaccine talking points.

Some councils say they have closed public toilets to help limit the spread of Covid-19.

Jacqui, who gave birth last year, gives advice to expectant mother Gemma.

The Scottish government says moving the isles up to level four is needed to help suppress the spread of Covid.

Dog kennels and catteries say they are struggling to access government coronavirus support.

Sussex Police said the Long Man of Wilmington, near Polegate, had been defaced by vandals.

It has been a month since the rules changed in the UK's relationship with the EU.

As the transfer window comes to a close, when is deadline day in the UK and Europe?

Radio 1 Newsbeat speaks to three young people involved in the vaccine rollout.

IT experts say that with people working from home the risk of hacking has increased.

From wine merchants to supermarkets, firms are having to find ways round a shortage of cardboard packaging.

Should auditors be expected to spot companies, such as BHS and Wirecard - at risk of collapse through fraud?

"It isn't the first... but it has a longer usability," says a scientist making a new Covid vaccine.

Glastonbury is already cancelled, but MPs are working on how to support the music festival industry.

Northern Irish chef Clare Smyth is the first British female to be awarded three Michelin stars.

A school in the Wirral is helping families struggling to get by during the national lockdown.

Lily, four, spotted the 220 million-year-old print at Bendricks Bay in Wales during a walk with her dad.

Kellie Larkin has cerebral palsy, is quadriplegic, non-verbal and communicates through a computer.

Monday's front pages feature a "crucial milestone" being hit in care homes as the UK sees a record high of jabs.

The force has received almost 5,000 complaints over its stop-and-search tactic since 2014.

Two mass vaccination centres open in Edinburgh and Aberdeen as jabs for the over-70s get under way.

SDLP leader Colum Eastwood warns other political leaders against "knee-jerk" reactions.

Welsh hospitals remain "full" of coronavirus patients despite numbers of cases dropping across Wales.

A 20-year-old from Swindon gets a successful stem cell transplant thanks to a donor in Germany.