At a virtual G7 meeting, Boris Johnson will encourage other rich countries to donate vaccine doses.

The ride hailing app's drivers are workers rather than self-employed, the court says.

Mark Drakeford says he hopes this will be the last three weeks' of the "stay-at-home" requirement.

The 99-year-old duke remains under observation as the Queen continues her royal duties.

The bank will continue to trade in Northern Ireland but there are concerns the move could impact jobs.

The boy died in hospital after being found in a critical condition in Copcut, Droitwich, on Thursday.

The 78-year-old Scottish comedian received his second dose of Covid vaccine near his home in Florida.

The new agency will help "cement the UK's position as a science superpower", the government says.

Turbowolf's bass player is carving a new role for herself in lockdown and aims to recruit musicians.

Holidaymakers prevented from flying by travel restrictions or lockdowns may not be entitled to a refund.

This does not mean none is circulating or commuters can let down their guard, the researchers say.

Gallery owner John Brandler says he has been "gobsmacked" by the "vitriolic e-mails".

In a letter, 20 organisations say measures to tackle airborne spread of coronavirus are "inadequate".

Northern Ireland's Health Minister Robin Swann says the executive will "follow the data, not dates".

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

Three people tell the BBC how the condition has affected their physical and mental health.

In London only half of care workers have had a jab, despite being in the top four priority groups.

Restrictions will remain, but some primary school children will return to school from Monday 8 March.

Scotland's national clinical director says a Covid elimination strategy would stop international travel.

The women who helped friends and relations in the Aids crisis when the disease was still a taboo.

Twenty years on from the start of the foot-and-mouth crisis, the Covid parallels appear stark.

The accusations against Dubai's ruler leaves British horse racing facing some uncomfortable questions.

A study found that 88% of farmers under 40 rank poor mental health as the biggest problem they face.

Some UK customers have been hit by extra charges since Brexit but why?

Cumbrian councillors are reviewing their support for a controversial coal mine near Whitehaven.

Figures show around 3.2% of members of the bar are from black and ethnic backgrounds.

A BBC investigation found people shielding in homes with widespread damp and even rodents.

The Labour leader said his party was making "significant progress" but still had work to do to gain voters' trust.

A celebrity-filled video encouraging people from ethnic minority communities to get the Covid vaccine is to be shown across the UK's main commercial TV channels.

A BBC investigation finds what appears to be children exposing themselves to strangers on the website.

How the pandemic has changed work life for a home-schooling parent and a supermarket manager.

Friday's papers carry images from Mars and report new data showing the early impact of vaccines.

The move could open the way for the former first minister to give evidence to the committee next week.

The majority of pupils in NI are learning remotely but a phased return to school is planned for March.

But Wales' chief vet says contingency plans cut the chances of a repeat of the 2001 outbreak.

The Black Country Living Museum and Lincoln Cathedral are among 22 heritage sites to be awarded grants.