A small study suggests limited protection is offered against mild disease caused by the variant, AstraZeneca said.

Businesses with more than 50 staff are now able to access lateral flow tests, which give rapid results.

Forecasters warn of disruption on Sunday, with eastern and south-east England set to be most affected.

Online travel agent Lastminute.com failed to refund Covid-hit holidays by January deadline.

Simon Byrne accepts there are questions over his future after commemoration policing apology.

The lifesize replica of the Anglo-Saxon ship will not be launching next year as planned.

Police condemn five separate knife attacks within a two-and-a-half hour period of violence in south London.

Humphrys will leave the popular quiz show in March, after 18 years interrogating contestants.

It comes as the UK has given a first dose of a coronavirus vaccine to nearly 11.5 million people.

Police were told about the party after reports of banners outside the gathering.

Three trade unions ask a council to withdraw remarks attributed to them about "suspicious activity".

Photographer Louise Haywood-Schiefer meets Christian chaplains around London and discovers how they are coping with the pandemic.

Many people are choosing "bucket-list" destinations for 2021, a travel consultant says.

Estrella Catalan, who was described as "wonderful, caring", died on Friday evening.

Almost a year in to the pandemic, concerns remain over personal protective equipment.

The personal accounts of how the pandemic has changed life in one road in Bristol.

Almost all the side-effects of the two vaccines being used in the UK are mild and expected, says MHRA.

Barney and Sarah McGlinchey were holding hands in Altnagelvin Hospital when they passed away.

Leaders should not be "driven by a calendar", says a scientist advising the government.

The new strain was reported in South Africa on 18 December.

Will hydrogen or heat pumps be able to replace gas central heating?

Schools kept refusing to take Jacob who ended up dead at 16 following a descent into drug crime.

Six millennials lament the loss of the Oxford Street Topshop, which will not reopen after lockdown.

The volunteer who transformed her holiday rental into a seal hospital.

The NI Protocol problems, which have been in sharp focus this week, were predicted by civil servants.

17-year-old Shaan Ali told Radio 1 Newsbeat about his hobby of watching local council meetings

Minna Heeraman's surgery for pancreatic cancer was delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Two different generations consider what an HIV diagnosis meant for them.

Vickie Gillespie realised her dad's struggle with mental health after she started working with him.

A 1965 interview shows Basil Brown, the Sutton Hoo discoverer played by Ralph Fiennes in The Dig.

Experts want to get an accurate picture of light pollution levels by encouraging people in the UK to count the stars wherever they live.

A mum calls for more support for children and families battling the long-term effects of Covid-19.

Plans to vaccinate under-50s at work and a possible tax on online retailers feature in the papers.

David Rowntree warned if streaming is not reformed it could be "terminal" for the music industry.

Scotland claim a first win at Twickenham since 1983 as fly-half Finn Russell orchestrates a shock Six Nations victory against England.

A man in his 30s and another man in his 40s were injured in the shooting in Rinmore Drive.

Welsh ministers should work with the UK government, the Welsh Tory leader says.

Flooding across Yorkshire has led to cars being stranded, roads closed and rail services disrupted.